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New in the Lam Library: the 2014 World Cup and the UBC Library
The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup is a worldwide competition of FIFA members’ senior men’s national soccer teams. It is the most widely followed sporting event in the world; the viewership even exceeds that of the Olympic Games. The 2014 World Cup is being hosted by Brazil during June 12 to July […]
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“Thank you so much for all the effort and time, today’s outcome will help me understand and learn more about the industry. I’ll definitely come for more insights and details.”
Sauder School MBA student
April 2014
New in the David Lam Library: Pass it On, Preservation Week at UBC Library
UBC Library is hosting a series of events from April 28th to May 2nd to celebrate Preservation Week. Events include webinars on preserving family archives and scrapbooks, talks on digitization devices and strategies, and a bookbinding exhibition. To read more or to view all the events being hosted, please visit about.library.ubc.ca/2014/04/14/pass-it-on-preservation-week-at-ubc-library/ Webinars and talks will […]
New in the Lam Library: Free Portal of Entrepreneurship Videos and Podcasts
eCorner, the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) Entrepreneurship Corner, is a free archive of entrepreneurship resources, providing access to over 3,000 videos and podcasts featuring entrepreneurship and innovation thought leaders. The most popular videos currently on the site include: The Art of Teaching Entrepreneurship and Innovation / Tina Seelig The Power of Curiosity and Inspiration […]
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“This is perfect!! Thank you very much. It has got exactly what I need!!”
Sauder School MBA student
April 2014
New in the Lam Library: MOOCs in Business
MOOCs, or Massive Open Online Courses, are free courses offered over the web, accessible to anyone, anywhere. There are no formal application processes, no prerequisites and no formal academic credits. MOOCs provide instruction via tools like videos, computer and peer-graded homework, and quizzes and exams. Students often interact with peers in online discussion forums. Jeff […]
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“Thanks for this. You are always three steps ahead!”
Sauder School of Business Staff Member
April 2014