OverDrive, our library’s digital reading platform, announced a new program called Black Lives Matter: Community Reads (https://bit.ly/3drclad). These #ownvoices titles will be made available to libraries at no cost and will be available for you to access instantly with no waitlists or holds: “The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness” by Michelle Alexander “The Hate U […]
Thank you all for your patience and help with the conversion/migration to a new Door system environment. As with any large change like this, there are bound to be some issues. If you are having trouble with your access to a particular location please contact: msumkeys@mnstate.edu. If you want to request new access to an area, please use the online […]
The MSUM Office of Online Learning has put together a list of trainings in June for faculty to explore. More offerings will be posted online in July and August. To receive Outlook invites for all training sessions and professional development opportunities, please fill out this form. Monday, June 15 9:30-10:30 a.m. Assessment Basics in D2L Brightspace Learn the basics of setting up online assessments in D2L Brightspace. […]
Dr. Courtney LaLonde, Dr. Belma Sadikovic, and Dr. Mike Coquyt (Department of Leadership and Learning) gave their presentation, Inquiring Minds Want to Know: The Value of Adding Optional Synchronous Elements into Online Asynchronous Courses on Monday, June 22. The session focused on the value of including optional synchronous elements in asynchronous classes. In traditional classroom settings, building relationships with students […]
Brad Bachmeier’s ceramic work “Oppo Sonno” (basket-rim in Southern Paiute) was one of 31 artworks selected for the 10th Annual National Juried Show at SAGE Art Center in Sheridan Wyoming. The exhibition was juried by John Taft and will be on exhibit through July 26. Bachmeier’s work was created during his last Artist-in-Residence at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area […]