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41. Fine Wine Confidential: Rutger de Vink & Josh Grainer (38:02)

Date:
2021-02-10
Main contributors:
Reno, Fred, de Vink, Rutger, Grainer, Josh
Summary:
Fred Reno interviews Rutger de Vink, the founder of RDV Vineyards, and Josh Grainer, the winemaker at RDV. They discuss De Vink’s experience working with Jim Law, of Linden Vineyards, as well as the background of their bestselling wine and Virginia terroir.

42. Fine Wine Confidential: Scott Elliff, DuCard Vineyards (44:50)

Date:
2021-03-23
Main contributors:
Reno, Fred, Elliff, Scott
Summary:
Fred Reno interviews Scott Elliff, the owner and founder of DuCard Vineyards. They discuss supporting philanthropy through the wine industry, sales strategy, creating the greenest Virginia winery, in addition to much more.

43. Fine Wine Confidential: Sharon Horton, Horton Vineyards (32:37)

Date:
2021-11-22
Main contributors:
Reno, Fred, Horton, Sharon
Summary:
Fred Reno interviews Sharon Horton of Horton Vineyards. They discuss Dennis and Sharon’s journey from starting a small hobby vineyard and how that transformed into a full-time pursuit in winegrowing. They also touch on Norton grapes and how winemaking has become a family endeavor with their daughter.

45. Fine Wine Confidential: Stephen Barnard, Keswick Vineyards (43:13)

Date:
2021-07-02
Main contributors:
Reno, Fred, Barnard, Stephen
Summary:
Fred Reno interviews Stephen Barnard, winemaker and vineyard manager for Keswick Vineyards. They discuss his move from South Africa to Virginia, the deep historical roots of some of Keswick’s property, his love of Cabernet Franc, and more.

46. Fine Wine Confidential: Tim & Peter Rausse, Gabriele Rausse Winery (38:41)

Date:
2022-02-15
Main contributors:
Reno, Fred, Rausse, Tim, Rausse, Peter
Summary:
Fred Reno interviews Tim and Peter Rausse, the sons of Gabriele Rausse of Gabriele Rausse Winery. They discuss various experiences they had growing up on a vineyard, and their journey into joining the family business of wine.

47. Library OER Information Session: Accessibility (24:13)

Date:
2022-06-07
Main contributors:
Jack Kelly
Summary:
Creation of accessible materials is essential to compliance with UVA's standards and guidelines; moreover, it is critical to creating an inclusive and engaged learning environment for all students.  Join us for this workshop, led by UVA Library's Accessibility Designer, Jack Kelly. He'll discuss guidelines and best practices for multimedia accessibility that will guide your OER project development.  This session is recommended for those embarking on the creation of open instructional resources. 

48. Library OER Information Session: H5P (45:37)

Date:
2022-05-25
Main contributors:
Hope Fitzgerald, Bethany Mickel, Judy Thomas
Summary:
H5P is a digital toolset for authoring content online.  Content creators can design interactive videos, presentations, quizzes, and much more.  H5P is used for interactive content creation in OER, and this workshop will introduce instructors to H5P and provide examples of how it is being used to engage students.  This session serves as an excellent starting point for those new to the technology and those who need a refresher on some of the key functionalities.  

49. Library OER Information Session: Planning an OER Project (35:08)

Date:
2022-07-20
Main contributors:
Bethany Mickel, Judy Thomas
Summary:
Creating a roadmap for your OER project work is a foundational step towards a well-structured project. In this session, we will discuss best practices for planning your OER project, how to set realistic and achievable goals, and ways to manage your workflow and communicate with collaborators in a streamlined and effective manner. This session is recommended for all those embarking on the creation of OER materials.

50. Library OER Information Session: Using Libra & ORCID for OER (41:21)

Date:
2022-08-19
Main contributors:
Winston Barham, Judy Thomas, Bethany Mickel
Summary:
 Libra is UVA's institutional repository for scholarship.  Depositing your work in Libra makes it available to the world while providing safe and secure storage.  In this session, Winston Barham, Open Access Librarian, will provide the foundations for getting started in Libra with an eye towards OER deposits of text and media.  In addition, he will introduce you to ORCID, a unique researcher identifier that you may use to connect your scholarship throughout your professional life.  You will leave the session with concrete knowledge of how both Libra and ORCID can impact the sharing of your OER scholarship.