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News 13 FebruaryExplore an exhibition of magical Australiana in the ACU Melbourne Visual Arts Studio from 20 – 25 February 2026.
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Embrace open education with Open Education Week and the Library's guide to Open Educational Resources.
Open Education Week (2 -6 March) aims to celebrate the global open education movement. Open education is about sharing knowledge and resources, upon which new knowledge and skills can be built.
Open educational resources (OER) provide affordable learning resources for students which they can continue to access throughout their life-long learning. See https://library.acu.edu.au/open-access/common-good
Using OER resources means you can tailor the resource to the needs of your students.
To help you make OER choices we have implemented Faculty Select which combines searches of Open Textbook Library, OAPEN Library and Open SUNY textbooks to help you locate OER resources.
We can also help you with:
Contributing your own OER’s allows you to contribute to a growing movement and to share your own knowledge in a different way. You can learn how to do this at https://www.openeducationweek.org/resources/learning-to-reuse-open-educational-resources
Any questions or need further help?
Contact your local Library Academic and Research Services team for support on using open education resources or making your teaching resources open.
Explore an exhibition of magical Australiana in the ACU Melbourne Visual Arts Studio from 20 – 25 February 2026.
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CAUL and Elsevier have reached an in-principle understanding for a new read and publish agreement commencing in 2026.
ACU Library will be closed over the Christmas and New Year break.
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These two accessibility tools are free, easy to use and install. And helpful for any student looking for flexible ways to learn.
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Whether you're working on a challenging assessment task or writing a thesis or publication, you can help yourself shine by booking a Zoom session with a librarian this semester.