The University Library also offers physical or online exhibitions, heritage laid out in front of the class, and 3D-printing.
Our subject librarians can provide workshops or classes on how to search for literature or data as a part of your course.
If you teach a course that frequently requires students to work with data, our data specialists can:
- organise a workshop or class to incorporate into your course;
- help you find suitable data for exercises or examples.
Contact datasupport@vu.nl to discuss the options.
We offer advice on Copyright, the Easy Access Regulation and using teaching materials in Canvas in our libguide (in Dutch). Do you have any questions or need advice? Send an email to steunpuntleermaterialen.ub@vu.nl.
Interested in using early printed or handwritten works or academic heritage during your class? Please contact our curators to learn about the possibilities.
The Library manages much of the academic and cultural heritage of the VU. Highlights such as paintings, manuscripts, and church books can be viewed via web exhibitions.
The web exhibitions are not only intended to draw attention to the VU heritage, they are also employed for education. The Library invites teachers to act as guest curators. Let your students compile a web exhibition instead of writing a paper. In this way they can show their knowledge in an original way.
Would you like to 3D print an object to improve students’ understanding of your teaching? If so, please contact Sylvia Moes, e-mail s.moes@vu.nl