Teaching And Learning

Join Buchanan Library Fellows/Blair School of Music students Charlie Schmitt, Gabe Barnard, Kevin Shinskie, Jade Marantz, and Shianne Bonham for a lecture/recital on the extraordinarily varied work and legacy of Dr. Yusef A. Lateef. This event was built around the recently acquired collection of Dr. Lateef held by Vanderbilt University… Read More

The 2022 Free and Open Source Software for GIS users meeting held in Nashville, Tennessee Nov. 31–Dec. 2, is being hosted at Vanderbilt University at the Digital Commons. Co-sponsored by Vanderbilt Libraries Office of Digital Scholarship and Communications and the Vanderbilt Institute of Spatial Research, it’s an opportunity for FOSS… Read More

Vanderbilt Libraries is pleased to announce the virtual exhibit for  Black Studies As (A) Movement: AADS @50 is now available.  The exhibit draws content from the physical exhibit that ran from September 2019 to January 2020 in Special Collections.  It celebrates and documents 50 years of history, growth, and… Read More

Join us on GIS Day 2022, Wednesday, November 16 1–2 p.m., Central Library, Room 418A – Getting Started with ArcGIS Online StoryMaps – Learn to make a StoryMap, see examples, and get resources. 2–3 p.m., Library Lawn* – Geophysics on the Lawn – Ground Penetrating Radar Demo *If inclement weather,… Read More

Nashville Business Journal Online Access!   All current Vanderbilt students, staff, and faculty now have digital access to The Nashville Business Journal. You can register for an individual account using your Vanderbilt email address. Your account can be used on up to 4 devices. … Read More

This workshop will offer tips and strategies for using the Vanderbilt Television News Archive in your next research project on American politics. The Archive can be used to develop assignments requiring students to research relevant topics and develop critical thinking skills and using evidence to support arguments, which are useful… Read More

We encounter new and familiar information every day, at work, in our research and scholarly activities and at home, as we scan social media or read the news. Each of these interactions creates opportunities for unconscious biases, which influence these interactions. In this workshop, we’ll investigate the biases that are… Read More

As we are moving towards more engaging pedagogy, this event highlights a transgender video game developer who has recently created a video game to provide a digital storytelling experience. The developer will share about game theory, gaming pedagogy, incorporating gamification into your scholarship, and more, which we believe will be… Read More