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New AI citation guide for students, instructors available from McMaster library
The free resource outlines instructions for referencing AI generated content in the most common citation styles.
McMaster University Library debuts 2022-23 impact report
This second edition of the report offers readers an engaging inside look at the library’s strategic work from the past year.
Data management plan database now available to McMaster researchers
The data management plan database brings together more than 180 plans and related resources from around the world into a central open-access platform.
Lyons New Media Centre unveils new virtual reality room and podcast studio
The two new spaces will be available to book online by McMaster students, faculty, and staff.
Let’s get digital: Sherman Centre hosting 40+ digital scholarship workshops
Many workshops are beginner-friendly allowing those new to digital scholarship to participate in training opportunities.
Announcing the 2023-24 Open Educational Resources (OER) Grant recipients
Fourteen McMaster faculty, instructional assistants, and staff are receiving grants to support nine projects that will foster the creation of free online textbooks and other openly licensed digital educational materials.
New library exhibition reveals hidden history of women of the printing trades
Launching this fall, “Wherein She Plainly Shews:” Women of the Printing Trades in the Hand-Press Era will celebrate some of the many thousands of women who actively contributed to the print industry before 1800.
McMaster writer publishes powerful memoir
Debuting this month, My Body is Distant: A Memoir follows Paige Maylott from childhood to present-day as she discovers her authentic self through virtual worlds.
McMaster University Library launches year of events and displays focused on gender and justice
In collaboration with campus and community partners, Transformative Stories: Year of Gender and Justice will run throughout the 2023-24 academic year.
Students of summer: Meet Richie
Richie Motorgeanu discusses the fulfilment in teaching to make an impact.
Meet Jaclyn Desforges, 2023-24 Mabel Pugh Taylor Writer in Residence
Jaclyn Desforges is an award-winning author who calls Hamilton home.
Students of summer: Meet Manarpan
Manarpan Kaur shares the importance of learning how to interact with a diverse range of community members.