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Supporting Music Teaching and Learning During COVID-19

I was curious how our e-resources would support music teaching and learning when classes moved online. While the circumstances we are in right now are not ideal, they have forced me to look at how I use online resources differently and if they really are meeting needs of the School of Music.

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Special Ordering for Print Books During COVID-19

"I had been unsuccessfully looking for an online copy of a very particular book. The topic is not a common one and it's a central theme of my PhD research. I contacted Librarian Jill Chisnell and she figured out how to get a physical copy to me... in Mexico City!!

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Exploring Shakespeare with Zoom

Figure1. From Folger Library Folio 5, Tragedies page 39 [dd2r] (STC 22273 Fo.1 no.05)

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Fill Out Those Surveys! How Survey Data Informs and Enhances Green Dot Training at CMU

Here's a cute picture of a moose that is comically close to the camera because we all need it right now:

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Supporting University Advancement Efforts during COVID-19

As CMU operates in an online, work-from-home environment due to the disruption caused by COVID-19, the Libraries continue to provide support to all members of our community, even those not associated with specific colleges or departments. 

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Libraries Continue to Support CMU Community

Before all locations of the University Libraries closed on March 20 to support the social distancing measures that prevent the spread of COVID-19, library faculty and staff were already taking steps to prepare the CMU community for the transition to remote instruction.

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Archives Documents Unprecedented Times

In times of uncertainty, it’s important to preserve relevant materials so that those studying the past can help inform the future.  When it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on the campus community, the University Archives needs your help doing just that.

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University Archives Documents Unprecedented Times

Students paint the Fence one last time before Spring 2020 classes moved online due to the coronavirus pandemic. Photo courtesy of the University Archives.

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