Author Archives: Julie Hannaford

Oxford University Press – All Digital Resources Now Available

Posted on March 2, 2010 by Julie Hannaford

An agreement was reached yesterday between the University of Toronto Libraries and Oxford University Press. This means that we now have access to all existing OUP content and all future content published in the next three years. Titles include philosophy … Continue reading →

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OISE Library Book Sale

Posted on January 11, 2010 by Julie Hannaford

The next library book sale will occur on the following dates: January 25th, January 27th, February 1st and February 3rd The sale will be on the ground floor of the OISE library between 11:30am – 2:30pm Come on out for … Continue reading →

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Video for John Willinsky OA Talk Now Available

Posted on November 12, 2009 by Julie Hannaford

John Willinsky, faculty at Stanford’s School of Education and founder of the Public Knowledge Project (PKP) gave a powerful talk at OISE about open access – he covered a range of topics, including how to achieve OA (institutional repositories; open … Continue reading →

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OISE Mezzanine – Share Your Feedback!

Posted on November 4, 2009 by Julie Hannaford

Our Mezzanine level of the library needs some work – check out the pictures below. We would love your feedback on the space – what do YOU think we should do, so that it better meets students’ needs? Please feel … Continue reading →

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Innovative Projects in the Publishing of Open Educational Resources

Posted on October 13, 2009 by Julie Hannaford

Talk by Stian Haklev October 19th, noon – 1:30pm Location: Knowledge Innovation Technology Lab (KITL), 3rd floor, OISE Around the world, universities, regions and national governments are developing innovative projects that make educational resources freely available online. This presentation will … Continue reading →

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