As a small child in Akron, Ohio, I enjoyed the thrill of riding trikes and bikes up and down the block. But joy was tempered by a rule. We kids were told to stay off the “devilstrip,” the forbidden strip of grass that separated the safe environment of the sidewalk from the dangers of the street. Outside [...]
Many of us feel we know Charles Dickens well – an old friend, author of many classics remembered from childhood – including Oliver Twist, A Christmas Carol, and David Copperfield. We now celebrate Dickens’s 200th birthday – testimony to his now centuries old popularity is the frequency with which new editions are printed, works staged, and stories filmed.
Library and Technology Services (LTS) invites faculty to apply to participate in a program that supports the adoption of digital course materials (e.g. library digital resources, faculty-authored material, open access resources, etc.). The goals of the program are to explore the use of digital course materials in classes at Lehigh; to learn more about how students access, read, and interact with such course materials; and to address concerns about the high cost of textbooks.