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Workshops and Webinars

Co-curricular instruction on library resources and research practices for MU students, faculty, and staff.

Copyright and Fair Use in the Classroom

Do you have questions about incorporating video, audio or images into your classes, sharing course readings and materials, or crafting multimedia assignments for your students? Librarians will address frequently asked questions about copyright and fair use in face-to-face and online classrooms and share information about library services available to support your teaching.

Open Educational Resources

Are your students struggling with the cost of course materials? Would you like the freedom and flexibility to customize the content of textbooks and other learning objects to better align with your lessons and assignments? Open educational resources, or OER, are free, openly licensed educational materials that provide alternatives to traditional textbooks. Learn more about campus resources that can help you find, create, and use high-quality OER.

Teaching with Primary Sources in Special Collections

Special Collections has over 90,000 items – from rare books and manuscripts to comics and posters – and a staff that wants to empower you to use them. We’ll provide an overview of our collections and cover strategies for using Special Collections in class visits, undergraduate assignments, and your own research.

Have an Idea?

Would you like us to present a workshop or webinar on a topic not listed here? Fill out our Workshop / Webinar Request Form and let us know what you have in mind!