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Item You Belong Here: Open Pedagogy and OERs(2023-10) Boucher, TriciaHow does Open Pedagogy support student success? Inclusion and belonging are shown to increase student persistence and retention. Using Open Pedagogy to create diverse and representative Open Educational Resources for students contributes to an inclusive environment that allows students to feel a sense of belonging in the classroom. OpenSTAX presentation.Item Open Education: Intro Edition for Faculty Development(2022-10) Boucher, Tricia; Antes, IsabelleHave you heard the terms Open Pedagogy and OER? Not sure what it means for you - or how to incorporate it in your class? Join our Open Pedagogy Librarian and Open Educational Resource Librarian for a Faculty Focus session that introduces these terms, discuss the implications of using Open Pedagogy and OER on student success, and test your skills at identifying what materials are OER.Item Open Education at Texas State and Beyond(2023-04) Boucher, Tricia; Antes, IsabelleWhat is Open Education, and how does it relate to all the other “Opens”? Join the Open Pedagogy Librarian and Open Educational Resources Librarian from Texas State University as they explain the Open Ecosystem, share their experiences starting open education programs, and keep it real when it comes to planning, documentation, and learning the field while doing the work.Item Open Education for Student Success(2024-05) Boucher, Tricia; Antes, IsabelleThis poster outlines definitions frequently used in Open Education and provides specific examples of how open pedagogy and open educational resources contribute to student success.Item Creating Program Infrastructure(2023-10) Antes, IsabelleStarting a new program and not sure where to start? Join me as I outline what I developed over the first year as an Open Educational Resource (OER) Librarian at Texas State University to support Open Education, OER, and Open Scholarship.Item Introduction to Open - Grad Shop Talk(2023-10) Antes, IsabelleThis workshop covers the basics of the Open ecosystem! We’ll touch on everything open – from Open Educational Resources (OER) and Open Pedagogy to Open Access and Open Publishing. We’ll also look at resources here at Texas State that support you in these areas and how to begin looking for resources on your own.Item Navigation Open(2023-01) Antes, IsabelleOriginal Session conducted from outline, slide deck created following session feedback.Item Open Tools for Course Transformations(2023-03) Boucher, Tricia; Antes, IsabelleOriginal Session conducted from outline, slide deck created following session feedback.Item Open in K12(2023-02) Antes, IsabelleOriginal Session conducted from outline, slide deck created following session feedback.Item Evaluating Information on the Web(2022-02) Boucher, Tricia M.How do you know whether the sites and information you find just by Googling are credible? This workshop will cover some quick tips and deep dives for analyzing websites and the information they provide. Alkek One Library WorkshopItem Open Tools for Learning(2023-01) Antes, IsabelleOriginal Session conducted from outline, slide deck created following session feedback.Item Open Tools for Research(2023-03) Antes, IsabelleOriginal Session conducted from outline, slide deck created following session feedback.Item Open Tools for Teaching(2023-04) Antes, IsabelleOriginal Session conducted from outline, slide deck created following session feedback.Item LinkedIn for New Professionals with the Monarch Center(2023-03) Antes, IsabelleA presentation to help get your professional profile started!Item Streamlining Knowledge Management: Adopting BookStack for Centralized Documentation(2024-05) Greengold, Matthew; Van Diest, Kristin; Waugh, LauraExplore how the Texas State University Libraries have enhanced their internal knowledge management through the adoption of the open-source platform, BookStack. Our presentation delves into the ongoing project of implementing BookStack as a centralized repository for shared documentation, fostering a dynamic wiki that serves as a cornerstone for organizational reference and institutional knowledge. Learn how BookStack has catalyzed a cultural shift towards information organization and accessibility in our Libraries transforming disparate data into a coherent and navigable resource hub. This presentation discusses the process from the inception of the idea to the practical execution, including the meticulous selection of BookStack, the facilitation of focus groups, and the development of customized templates and processes. Join us as we share insights, challenges, and best practices gleaned from our ongoing experience. By consolidating policies, procedures, and institutional insights, we mitigate redundancy and simplify with a knowledge management strategy.Item Open Data Resources and Data Management Skills in File Naming(2024-02) Zhou, XuanThis workshop is designed to provide participants with valuable insights and skills related to data management and organization. During this session, attendees will explore open data resources and learn effective data management practices, with a specific focus on the crucial aspect of file naming. The workshop aims to enhance participants' ability to create well-organized and easily navigable datasets by emphasizing best practices for naming files. This skill is fundamental for maintaining data integrity, collaboration, and efficient retrieval, contributing to a more streamlined and effective data management process.Item A Wound Too Deep To Show: A Preliminary Study of the Legacy of Falcon International Dam, 1953-2023(South Texas Historical Association, 2023-01) Vaverek, Margaret A.; Flores, Lorin M.; Flores, Beatriz IzaguirreThis study details the impacts upon the people of Zapata County, Texas when Falcon International Dam was built. The Dam was a joint project of Mexico and the U.S. to harness the waters of the Rio Grande in the early 1950s. This work brings to light the struggles of the people in Zapata County and their fight for justice as their ancestral lands and homes were seized by the United States government with little compensation. They were forced to move and start new lives away from the river which had been the source of their livelihood for generations. This work also looks at the next generation “the children of Falcon Dam” as they continue to be impacted by the events surrounding the building of Falcon Dam- now 70 years later.Item Increasing Your Research Impact(2023-11) Alderete-Cruz, Gab; Zhou, XuanAre you a graduate student eager to make a significant impact with your research? Join us for an engaging and informative webinar, presented by the University Libraries, as we explore effective strategies to increase your research impact and enhance your scholarly profile. In this webinar, we will guide you through a variety of practical tips, tools, and resources designed to help you navigate the complex world of academia and amplify the visibility and reach of your research findings.Item TXST Dataverse Repository: Preserve, Publish, and Share Your Research Data(2023-11) Zhou, XuanThe Texas State University Dataverse Repository is hosted on the Dataverse platform, developed and used by Harvard University. It offers researchers a trusted repository to deposit, share, manage, and publish their research datasets. Researchers can also find and cite data across all research fields. In the workshop, you will be able to recognize appropriate data sharing practices in order to minimize data loss and maximize efficiency. You will also be able to use the TXST Dataverse Repository in order to manage, preserve, publish, and share data in an open access repository.Item Data Integrity: Acquisition, Management, Sharing, and Ownership(2023-10) Zhou, XuanA presentation for the Responsible Conduct of Research for the Division of Research at TXST. The goals of this presentation were to allow researchers to understand the research data life cycle, know DMPTool to create a quality DMP, recognize the importance of Research Data Management, and know good practices and available resources of data management at TXST.