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In honor of National Game and Puzzle Week, running November 20-26, join the Teacher Development & Resources Library for a look at how games, puzzles, and play have shaped how we learn apply knowledge to the world around us.
"Games, puzzles, and play are important tools in learning. They engage us in finding creative solutions to… Read More
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Geology rocks at the Teacher Development and Resources Library this October.
Earthquakes, volcanoes, and tar pits are just some of the cool topics in "Our Living Planet," our monthly curated book display.
Inspired by the Great Nevada Shakeout, these books are perfect for introducing a young person to the science of Geology.… Read More
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Research Impact Librarian Christina Miskey presents the prize bags to the 2026 Research Impact Challenge winners Kaitlin Clinnin (left picture) and Meghna Gogoi (right picture). Photos by Hugh Aoki.
Kaitlin Clinnin, associate professor of English language and literature, and Meghna Gogoi, doctoral student in sociology, were named the winners… Read More
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Faculty and staff are invited to submit presentation proposals for ExplOER Nevada, a free virtual symposium on open educational resources in higher education, taking place Friday, March 5, 2027.
This year’s theme, “Share & Share Alike: Growing Knowledge Together,” explores how collaboration in open educational resources can expand… Read More
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Two students in Audio Production Studio 2. Photo by Hugh Aoki.
Have an interesting podcast idea but no clue where to start? Let the University Libraries help.
Learn the stages of podcast creation during the three-part Podcast Production Workshop Series. Each session will focus on a different part of the production process, from developing… Read More
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Save the date for the 6th annual UNLV Libraries Research Impact Challenge, happening September 21-25.
Over five days, UNLV faculty, staff, and graduate students can explore practical ways to increase the visibility and impact of their research. Daily challenges will introduce citation metrics,… Read More
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Celebrate the freedom to read with this month’s curated book display at the Teacher Development & Resources Library.
The display features books by artists who have chosen to speak truth to power, as well as works that explore difficult subjects such as racism, homophobia, corruption, and oppressive patriarchy.
In some countries,… Read More
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Join UNLV Libraries this September for a series of free, online, one-hour workshops designed to help you get the most out of REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture), a secure, web-based application for building and managing data collection instruments and research databases.
REDCap is primarily intended for use by research teams and is… Read More
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Join the University Libraries for the Lance & Elena Calvert Rising Researcher Showcase on Tuesday, September 1 at 4:00 p.m. in the Goldfield Room honoring the inaugural Lance and Elena Calvert Rising Researcher Award recipients. This awards recognize students whose outstanding first-year research projects demonstrate curiosity, creativity… Read More
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UNLV researchers now have two new opportunities to publish open access articles without paying publication fees.
JMIR Publications cover topics such as healthcare technologies, patient and caregiver education, participatory medicine, biomedical engineering, and medical informatics.Emerald Publishing emphasizes social science, business, and… Read More
