The library offers services for Rollins faculty, including research assistance, critical thinking and information literacy instruction, and scholarly publication hosting.
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Librarians at Olin Library are available to assist and support your research, teaching, and scholarship. Each librarian serves as a liaison to an academic department, and can provide discipline-specific consultation and tailor resources to faculty and students.
Created by your Librarians, these guides include links to quality and curated resources to support your students in their writing and research projects. Librarians can create guides specific to your courses or take any edit suggestions to available Subject Research Guides.
You can add these to your Canvas courses and course syllabi.
Your librarians are available to teach a research session to your students on utilizing the library’s resources and services, critical thinking and information literacy competencies. The session can be tailored to meet the learning outcomes of your assignment.
Partner with Olin library faculty and staff to help save your students money on textbooks by strategically using our resources, librarian expertise, and services supporting open educational resources and publishing.
Need a book for your class? We gather book reserve requests to hold at the Circulation desk throughout the semester.
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According to the OER Commons, Open Educational Resources (OER) are teaching materials that are freely accessible and used without charge, because the creator of the materials chooses to retain few, if any, ownership rights. Educators around the world are tapping into OER as a cost-saving source of curriculum, and because of the opportunity it provides for the support of learning in a flexible and equitable environment.
The Olin Library offers two OER grants for current Rollins faculty and instructors, which will be reviewed by the Olin Library OER Group.
Report your publication or expressive arts information through Rollins Scholarship Online. By filling out a publication report form, you will receive a commemorative pin and an invitation to present for the annual event, Celebration of Rollins Scholars. The Office of the Dean of CLA will file reported faculty publications for their records.
Rollins Digital Press is Rollins College’s Open Educational Resources (OER) creation platform through Pressbooks. You can start creating materials for your courses today.
Current students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to use these forms to recommend items for the library to purchase.
If you have any questions, Olin librarians are available to assist and guide you.
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