Media, Education, Research, and Information Technology
Looking for books to start that research paper or want help finding materials on our 4th floor library shelves? Watch this short video to learn how to navigate MERIT library’s education collections and find the resources you need. A few key points to remember: Don’t feel intimidated by the number of books and complex call …
National Library Week is a fun time of year to celebrate libraries and all they do, share, and provide. This year’s American Library Association theme is: “There’s More to the Story.” MERIT will be celebrating all week long on our social media accounts and in our space on the 3rd floor of the Teacher Education …
MERIT is thrilled to welcome David Marcou, Instructional Videographer, to our team. David works in MERIT’s Instructional Design Services, where he specializes in video production as well as instructional multimedia content design and development. This includes audio/video recording and editing, video graphics, and creation of learning experiences for courses that are in development, and existing …
MERIT is pleased to welcome Bill Weber & Jackson Kestner to the UW-Madison School of Education– we are so happy to have you part of the MERIT team! Bill Weber (Instructional Technologist): Bill brings 12 years of experience as an Instructional Designer and Technologist. He joins UW-Madison from UW Colleges Online, where he supported instructors …
HOURS UPDATE: As of 5:00 PM on Tuesday 3/17, MERIT Library will be physically closed until further notice. For remote assistance from MERIT staff, please contact us at: askmerit@education.wisc.edu (library support); helpdesk@education.wisc.edu (IT support)
Kevin Tschopik joins MERIT as the IT Consultant for Kinesiology. Kevin has been working with and supporting IT systems for over a decade, with most of his career built on user support and project management. Kevin has shared, “I’m incredibly excited to get started at MERIT/Kinesiology. Helping find solutions to abnormal problems is where I …
MERIT welcomes all of our campus friends to the new academic year! A few things to know for the year ahead: Upgrade to Windows 10 by January 2020 Calling all Windows 7 users! MERIT is eager to connect with you this semester to schedule your upgrade to Windows 10. Microsoft ends support for Windows 7 …
Avoid the summer slide! We are excited to share MERIT’s new “Summer Read” program. Staff from the iSchool, Learning Support Services, and MERIT have selected two amazing books that look at the intersection of algorithms, big data, and bias. We encourage you to read, and then to join us in a lively book discussion in August. Algorithms …
MERIT Library will be closed for winter break starting on Friday, December 22nd, 2017, and reopening on Tuesday, January 16th, 2018. MERIT staff will still be available during the break for consultations, research and technical assistance, and other services, but the library itself will be closed. The library book drop will also be closed during …