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Over the past year and a half, the SFU Bookstore and Spirit Shop have made changes to their operations to support working, teaching, and learning remotely. Some of these changes have included shifting to digital course material delivery as well as moving the Spirit Shop to an online store where you can browse for local gifts and spirit wear.
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As a response to COVID-19, the SFU Bookstore and Spirit Shop has made a number of changes to its operations over the past few months to support working, teaching, and learning remotely. For the Summer term, the SFU Bookstore worked jointly with Senior Academic Leadership to launch the VitalSource pilot program for online course material delivery fo...
UPDATED - September 8, 2020 After reviewing feedback and confirming that SFU will remain at a level of High (H2) on the SFU COVID Impact Scale, SFU Parking and Sustainable Mobility will notbe charging students, faculty, and staff for parking in the Fall 2020 term. The department will continue the COVID Parking policy adopted on July 1, 2020 and wil...
Residence Dining Hall will continue to remain open from 10 am to 7 pm, 7 days per week for full-day service and, for the time being, meals continue to be take-out only for all staff, faculty, and students. Currently, all other Burnaby campus dining locations including MacKenzie Cafe, Taco Cantina, Tim Hortons, Starbucks Westmall, and the Maggie Ben...
Taking your event to the virtual space! Thinking of hosting an event, but unsure how to proceed in these uncertain times? MECS has a solution for you – Zoom Webinars. Zoom Webinars are recommended for large classes and events with 300-500 participants and to support from MECS, can handle Q&A sessions, break-out rooms, recording, and more. Faculty a...
Document Solutions continues to be available for all your essential printing, scanning and digital needs – online and through WebCRD. For more info, check out https://pds.docsol.sfu.ca/printstore/
Feb 2, 2021 · With in-person shopping halted, SFU's bookstore needed to ensure that students and faculty could make informed purchasing decisions in a virtual setting. Their solution is the Virtual Bookstore, an online marketplace with enhanced accessibility features, made available in April 2020.
The mission of the SFU Bookstore Spirit Shop is to enhance the living and learning environment of the University community by providing goods and services in engaging places. SFU Bookstore supports faculty and student learning at Simon Fraser University by ensuring availability and procurement of more than 5,500 faculty requisitioned textbook titles each year.
That’s why I primarily rely on the SFU Bookstore when purchasing my course materials. However, for the second semester in a row, the bookstore has elected to operate solely online, using VitalSource to assist students in tracking down ebooks…
SFU VitalSource Pilot. As a response to the COVID-19 situation, the SFU community has united to support an increased online presence for our university community across all three campuses. With classes moving to online instruction, we have worked together to provide a solution for course materials delivery in lieu of physical textbooks.
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Nov 3, 2015 · An innovative new partnership between SFU’s bookstore and a class of Beedie School of Business undergraduate students could point to a new direction in the future of university bookstores – as a laboratory for putting business education into action. The partnership sees students from the Beedie School of Business’ Bus 202 Foundations for ...
