Category Archives: Learning resources

Celebrating Shakespeare at OU

Posted on April 23, 2015 by

On this day set aside to recognize the birth of William Shakespeare (1564-1616), we have much to celebrate on the OU campus relating to Shakespeare and his times. In February we learned that the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History was selected … Continue reading →

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Posted in Class aids, Exhibits and events, Featured book, In the news, Learning resources, Manuscripts, archives, photos, Research tips, Uncategorized

Medieval Times

Posted on March 27, 2015 by

Norman’s annual Medieval Fair follows fast on the heels of the Spring Equinox. So it seems fitting to focus on all things medieval in Norman and at the University. This includes showcasing rare books from OU’s History of Science Collections for a glimpse into how medieval … Continue reading →

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Helmerich Collaborative Learning Center

Posted on November 30, 2014 by

Watch this 3-minute video for a quick overview of the innovative Peggy V. Helmerich Collaborative Learning Center on LL1 in the Bizzell Memorial Library: Follow the HCLC on Facebook or Twitter. For more information, to make an appointment with a … Continue reading →

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OU Lynx

Posted on July 24, 2014 by

Announcing a new collaboration between the History of Science Collections and K12 educators: The OU Academy of the Lynx. Check out the oulynx.org blog, follow oulynx tweets, join the Galileo-L listserv, and explore the OU Lynx Educator Workspace. Our aim … Continue reading →

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“From the Vault” video resources

Posted on May 25, 2014 by

by Kerry Magruder A series of “From the vault” videos is now available on OU’s Janux platform and at the Janux site on YouTube. These short videos, filmed on location by NextThought in the OU History of Science Collections, show … Continue reading →

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