Category: JMU Libraries News
TechSmith Relay Now Called TechSmith Knowmia
Posted June 29, 2020
TechSmith Relay recently became TechSmith Knowmia. This change should not affect any existing video links or Canvas embeds. To learn about minor changes to the interface, you may want to view this video (7:54 in length) from TechSmith. More information about […]
New Way to Access Free SAS E-Learning
Posted June 29, 2020
What is SAS? SAS is a statistical software suite that facilitates statistical analysis, data management, forecasting, decision support, research, and other academic and business functions. See JMU IT’s Available Software pages for faculty and staff or for students to find more information on […]
Faculty Opportunity to Develop Online or Hybrid Teaching Skills
Posted June 23, 2020
Now that you have had some experience with online course design, deepen your skills in the JMU Libraries Institute for Online and Hybrid Learning this summer. The dates and pace of this summer institute will be customized to meet individual […]
“Carry On: Pandemic Diaries” Digital Project Developed by WRTC Professor With Help From JMU Libraries
Posted June 22, 2020
Our lives have all been upended by the coronavirus today and the effects will be long-lasting. How are we creating a record of daily life for future researchers? In March of 2020, professor Sarah O’Connor from JMU’s Writing, Rhetoric and Technical […]
Books and Other Resources for Your Summer Research and Work
Posted June 22, 2020
While many resources are available digitally through JMU subscriptions, we know that printed books and other tangible library resources are important to many of you, especially over the summer. As of June 22, JMU students, staff, and faculty can access printed […]
Libraries Faculty Call for Removing Confederate Names on JMU Buildings
Posted June 18, 2020
Today, speaking “as stewards of this university’s historical record,” members of the faculty of the JMU Libraries presented Dean Nowviskie, the JMU Faculty Senate, and upper James Madison University administration with the attached call for removing Confederate names on university […]
A Pledge: Self-Examination and Concrete Action in the JMU Libraries
Posted June 9, 2020
“The beauty of anti-racism is that you don’t have to pretend to be free of racism to be an anti-racist. Anti-racism is the commitment to fight racism wherever you find it, including in yourself. And it’s the only way forward.” […]
Virtual workshop on “open” textbooks
Posted May 12, 2020
Open textbooks provide faculty with customizable course materials and can help alleviate the burden of textbook costs for students. This asynchronous online workshop will introduce faculty to open textbooks and allow you to explore reputable open textbooks that you can […]
Important Resources for Students Taking Summer Courses Online
Posted April 30, 2020
You’re starting summer courses online, and you might be wondering where to start. We’d suggest starting right here! ⤵️ We’re here to help you Your friends in the JMU Libraries are doing all we can to support our campus community. […]
Extended online support hours on May 1 and 2
Posted April 27, 2020
As exam week approaches, we’re extending our online support on Friday, May 1 and Saturday, May 2. In addition to our regular hours, we will be available: Our online support during these hours includes: As always, up-to-date hours and changes […]