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The AIC guide to digital photography and conservation documentation
(American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, 2017)Documentation is basic to the ethical practice of conservation. The Code of Ethics and Guidelines for Practice of the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works requires that the conservation ... -
A Catalog of Odonata Material in the Cornell University Insect Collection
(2022-09-27)Museum collections are important to document historical and present-day species distributions and abundance. Tracking insect declines and asssessing ecosystem health using insect biomonitoring requires accurate species ... -
Data from: Initial nucleation of metastable γ -Ga2O3 during sub-millisecond thermal anneals of amorphous Ga2O3
(2022)These files contain the data supporting all of the results in Katie Gann, et. al, Initial nucleation of metastable γ -Ga2O3 during sub-millisecond thermal anneals of amorphous Ga2O3. In this work, we found: Beta-phase ... -
Quantitative Data Skills for Undergraduates: A Seminar Series for Social Science Students
(Association of College and Research Libraries, 2022)This recipe is for a series of six 60-minute social science data-focused lessons that provide a broad overview of the social science research life cycle with respect to working with quantitative data. This seminar teaches ... -
Curating an Exhibit
(2022)In this activity, the metaphor of a museum exhibit allows students to think more critically about how they incorporate sources into an argument. Rather than simply talking about texts on the surface-level, this exercise ... -
Handout: Undertaking synthesis in your literature review
(2021)Alongside this handout, students worked in groups to analyze two example literature reviews that modeled different structures for conducting synthesis at the paragraph and sentence levels. Students created reverse outlines ... -
Using Examples to Illustrate Concepts
(2021)This writing exercise helps students develop the ability to develop and deploy examples to illustrate concepts or ideas. The exercise is in three parts. In the first, the whole class reads and then discusses examples of ... -
Anticipating Counterarguments to Deepen Comprehension
(2021)Students strengthen their argumentative skills by answering the same prompt from two different perspectives. Students are then provided questions for a guided reflection on the process. This activity promotes a deeper ... -
The Politics of ‘Autonomous Vehicles’: A Collaborative Research Project Responding to a CFP
(2022)This sequence of assignments was centered on a major writing task, in which students were asked to write a collective research paper in groups in response to a real-world call for papers on the topic of “The Politics of ...
