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We host an ever evolving resources hub in SharePoint called Tools, Resources, and Assistance - Faculty Information Center. We hope you'll visit and let us know what you would like to see there.

Alexis Petri

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As Director of CAFE, Dr. Petri collaborates with the Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs to orchestrate a broad array of faculty development initiatives that align with the ongoing needs of UMKC faculty. Along with delivering evidence-based professional learning opportunities and resources, Alexis'...

Micro-credentials

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As a faculty-focused center, we’re proud of your commitment to lifelong learning and innovation as you contribute to student success. Faculty work often unfolds over long timelines, and wins (from completing mandatory training to publishing and presenting) can feel few and far between. Starting Fall...

Laura Baglereau

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As an Instructional Designer, Laura supports engaging, inclusive, and learner-centered experiences. With a background in theatre and a strong foundation in instructional design in higher education, Laura brings a unique perspective that emphasizes storytelling, audience awareness, and creative...

Ash Mitchell

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Ash is a dedicated instructional designer who empowers UMKC faculty to implement engaging, evidence-based teaching strategies that elevate learning for all students. With a rich background as both an instructional designer and a former psychology professor, Ash brings a unique blend of expertise and...

Can faculty post a PDF of a publication that’s behind a paywall?

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In most cases, no. OpenScholar sites are public-facing, so we should not upload or host publisher PDFs that are behind a paywall unless the publisher explicitly permits it. If the article is open access, then sharing the PDF is typically fine. Otherwise, the safest approach is to post the citation...

How can I decide between Create UMKC and OpenScholar for my site?

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Create UMKC is a great option if you want to do things like sharing "Proof of concept sites for pending grant applications Digital exhibits Book supplements or companion websites Expansive or interactive digital scholarship projects Non-linear or multimedia-rich scholarly publications" (https:/...

How do I import my publication citations?

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Check out https://docs.theopenscholar.com/importing-publication-citations The OpenScholar platform offers two ways to import publication citations: importing from a file (various citation systems) and automated daily imports (PubMed only). Import from file Publication citations can be imported with...