Did you know more than 2,000 books and periodicals from the OISE Library have been digitized and are available through the Internet Archive? The Internet Archive, established in 1996, houses digital copies of more than 19 million books, audio recordings, videos, and images. Materials digitized from the OISE Library collections would be of particular interest to students and scholars doing research on education, both historical and contemporary. One of the most popular items in the OISE Library Internet Archive collection is The Child and the Curriculum by John Dewey, which has been viewed almost 16,000 times. Take some time to search the OISE/UT Library Collection on the Internet Archive and let us know what you uncover.
The OISE Library has been featuring items digitized on the Internet Archive on our Twitter account. Follow us on Twitter to keep up to date with digitized gems, library services, events, and collections.
Checkout this 1887 guide to "manual" education, digitized from the OISE Library collections https://t.co/csWVWzD2tj #OISExIA pic.twitter.com/5dF9ACEjuZ
— OISE Library (@OISELibrary) June 6, 2017
Digitized from the OISE Library copy you can enjoy children's lit classic The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin https://t.co/kRnEQlNHuJ #OISExIA pic.twitter.com/dc0XPA4hbB
— OISE Library (@OISELibrary) May 30, 2017
In the spring planting mood? This digitized book from the OISE Library collections might excite you: https://t.co/DXC5wGOSjl #OISExIA pic.twitter.com/MwZnckEWJg
— OISE Library (@OISELibrary) May 23, 2017
