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URL:/lib/events/architecture-and-colonialism-asia-grad-
 student-conversation
SUMMARY:Architecture and Colonialism in Asia - A grad student conversation\
 nwith Dr. Chu
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nMusagetes Architecture Library\n[https://uwaterloo.
 ca/library/musagetes/] is hosting a discussion\nsession with Dr. Cecilia C
 hu on Architecture and Colonialism in\nAsia.  Dr. Chu has recently publis
 hed a book titled “_BUILDING\nCOLONIAL HONG KONG SPECULATIVE DEVELOPMENT
  AND SEGREGATION IN THE\nCITY_”.\n 
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201207T130000
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URL:/lib/events/big-text-analysis-three-workshops-using
 -digital-scholar-lab
SUMMARY:Big text analysis: three workshops using Digital Scholar Lab (DSL) 
 for\nresearchers and teachers
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWORKSHOP #1\n1:00 to 2:15 pm\nCREATING A CORPUS OR 
 DIPPING YOUR TOES INTO DIGITAL HUMANITIES DATA\nGet comfortable with Digi
 tal Scholar Lab’s\n[https://lib.uwaterloo.ca/web/research-databases/id/1
 593] search \,\nbuild\, clean\, and analyse functions.\n_Presenters: Sarah
  Ketchley\, digital humanities specialist and\nKevin Kohls\, Gale primary
  sources consultant._\n 
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201112T113000
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URL:/lib/events/connecting-your-students-course-materia
 ls
SUMMARY:Connecting your students to course materials 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThis session will explain how the Library and the W
  Store can help\nprovide your students with access to your course material
 s. From\ntextbooks to articles\, you will learn about the important\nconsi
 derations and limitations when providing content in a fully\nonline enviro
 nment. You will also come away from this session with a\nfirm understandin
 g of the services provided by the Library and the W\nStore\, like Course R
 eserves and Textbook Adoption\, to support the\nprovision and distribution
  of course materials.\n 
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20200819T100000
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URL:/lib/events/using-archival-resources-your-online-in
 struction
SUMMARY:Using Archival Resources in your Online Instruction
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWith over 430 archival collections and 80\,000 rare
  books and\nperiodicals\, Special Collections & Archives is able to work w
 ith\nfaculty to provide access to our collections in an online environment
 .\nNick Richbell\, Head\, Special Collections & Archives\, will highlight\
 nsome of our popular collections\, direct you to our online resources\,\na
 nd will provide information about how we can support you and your\nstudent
 s during the fall semester.\n 
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20200818T100000
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URL:/lib/events/introduction-oer-textbooks-0
SUMMARY:Introduction to OER Textbooks
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIn this workshop we will introduce Open Textbooks\,
  what they are and\nhow you can use them in your course. Key points we wil
 l discuss are\nthe following:\n 
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20200716T110000
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URL:/lib/events/introduction-oer-data-simulations
SUMMARY:Introduction to OER Data & Simulations
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThis workshop will provide a brief overview of sele
 cted resources for\nstatistics\, data\, data visualization\, and simulatio
 ns\, which are\nreadily available. Emphasis will be on free resources\, bu
 t relevant\nLibrary-subscribed resources will be included.\n\nThere will b
 e time for questions during the webinar\, but if you have\nany in advance 
 please feel free to share them with presenter Sandra\nKeys\, Liaison Libra
 rian for Accounting and Finance\, Economics\,\nClassical Studies\, Medieva
 l Studies\, and Religious Studies\, at\nskeys@uwaterloo.ca.\n 
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20200709T143000
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URL:/lib/events/introduction-best-oers-stem
SUMMARY:Introduction to Best OER’s in STEM
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nLearn to identify and locate the Best OER’s in ST
 EM disciplines.\n\nThere will be time for questions during the webinar\, b
 ut if you have\nany in advance please feel free to share them with present
 er Kathy\nSzigeti\, Science\, Engineering\, and Research Data Management L
 ibrarian\,\nat kszigeti@uwaterloo.ca.\n 
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URL:/lib/events/introduction-oer-courses
SUMMARY:Introduction to OER Courses
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThis workshop will address three questions:\n\n* Wh
 at are OER courses?\n * Where can I find OER course materials?\n * How can
  I incorporate OER course materials in my own teaching?\n\nThere will be t
 ime for questions during the webinar\, but if you have\nany in advance ple
 ase feel free to share them with presenter R.\nAntonio Muñoz Gómez \, Ca
 taloguing and Metadata Librarian\, at\nra2munozgomez@uwaterloo.ca. \n 
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20200625T103000
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URL:/lib/events/introduction-oer-activities-exercises-a
 nd-student-work
SUMMARY:Introduction to OER Activities\, Exercises\, and Student Work Examp
 les
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThis session will help instructors get started with
  finding open\nactivities\, exercises\, and student work samples to use in
  their\ncourses. It will briefly highlight some usefulrepositories and\nst
 rategies for finding these types of open education resources.\n\nWe will h
 ave time for questions during the webinar\, but if you have\nany in advanc
 e please feel free to share them with presenter Rebecca\nHutchinson\, Liai
 son Librarian for Mathematics\, Physics\, and Computer\nScience\, at r3hut
 chinson@uwaterloo.ca.\n 
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20200624T140000
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URL:/lib/events/introduction-oer-textbooks
SUMMARY:Introduction to OER Textbooks
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIn this workshop we will introduce Open Textbooks\,
  what they are and\nhow you can use them in your course. Key points we wil
 l discuss are\nthe following:\n 
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