Library Services, Spring 2013: Connecting with our Past
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Balance and Momentum: Spring Education Program
7 days ago
Learning Spaces
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On Space and the Education Program
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Process in the Education Program
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Tonight! The Finding Aid: Black Women at the Intersection of Art and Archiving
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Visualizing Data Competition 2011
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EdLab Digital Art Residency (2009)
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Overheard (2009)
33 months ago
Overheard: The Audio Tour (2009)
33 months ago
Balance and Momentum: Spring Education Program
7 days ago
Child Abuse Prevention: A Select Bibliography
a month ago
Learning Spaces
2 months ago
On Space and the Education Program
2 months ago
125th Anniversary: Call for Actors
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veronicarodriguez
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ccuppy
7 months ago
Rebecca Beck
a month ago
Julia Martin
14 months ago
I-Ching
16 months ago
This week TC is hosting its own TEDx event in the Cowin Auditorium. The non-profit TED conferences have become well-known for their promotion of innovative ideas which range from technology and design to education, just to name a few. In 2009, the TED folks took their forum to the global streets with TEDx events, …
Following up on Anne and Clare’s How-To Posts, I’m going to cover some basics of support requests A library staff member has just asked you to submit a support request. What does that even mean?! What’s the point? How does it work? The Gottesman Libraries Support Request System is an email form system that we …
Today from 3pm - 5pm on the second floor we will be having an open house for ResearchBroker! There will be cookies and the opportunity to chat with the team about your research passions and how ResearchBroker can help you. We hope to see you later this afternoon!
The Summer Olympic games are approaching. I absolutely loved the Olympics growing up. As a child I fantasized of being a gold medalist ice skater in the winter and a gold medalist gymnast in the summer. I loved the entertainment of the opening ceremony, the excitement of the competition, and the inspiring stories of the …
Some lovely people at Coastal Carolina University have created a series of Library Instruction videos for the Kimbel Library. If you click through to the videos page and scroll down, you can find out more information about the 3 creators (John Watts, Joshua Vossler, and Tim Hodge) as well as more about their design …
Some lovely people at Coastal Carolina University have created a series of Library Instruction videos for the Kimbel Library. If you click through to the videos page and scroll down, you can find out more information about the 3 creators (John Watts, Joshua Vossler, and Tim Hodge) as well as more about their design …
Some lovely people at Coastal Carolina University have created a series of Library Instruction videos for the Kimbel Library. If you click through to the videos page and scroll down, you can find out more information about the 3 creators (John Watts, Joshua Vossler, and Tim Hodge) as well as more about their design …
Some lovely people at Coastal Carolina University have created a series of Library Instruction videos for the Kimbel Library. If you click through to the videos page and scroll down, you can find out more information about the 3 creators (John Watts, Joshua Vossler, and Tim Hodge) as well as more about their design …
Some lovely people at Coastal Carolina University have created a series of Library Instruction videos for the Kimbel Library. If you click through to the videos page and scroll down, you can find out more information about the 3 creators (John Watts, Joshua Vossler, and Tim Hodge) as well as more about their design …
TODAY! at Noon I will be talking about utilizing social media in the classroom, both as a student, and as a teacher. We will talk about Blogging, Twitter, Facebook, the Google Suite, Slideshare, and newer things like Pinterest. Because of the nature of it's use, we will talk about which of these programs allows …
The lovely people at Coastal Carolina University have created a series of Library Instruction videos for the Kimbel Library. If you click through to the videos page and scroll down, you can find out more information about the 3 creators, as well as more about their design and development process. In the meantime, enjoy! …
While this is an oddly controversial holiday for a lot of people, love and relationships are an important thing in many people's lives. Here are some posts from our past which you might find particularly appropriate for this upcoming holiday. All of our past posts about love, relationships . . .and maybe even some librarian bo-hunks …
This topic has quite a few postings about it within L@L, but it also allowed us to showcase some of our neighbor Pressible sites' work, and so we are including some posts from The Voice in this week's list as well. You also will see one of our features "Check It Out" heavily represented, which …
Tomorrow a major action against SOPA and PIPA will be happening all over the internet. This continues a long standing fight against internet censorship. Blackout your own site (read this first) Who is participating in the blackout: (click through for official statement) Reddit: They led the charge with the blackout Wikipedia: so dust off your …
This friday we're taking the time machine to the beginning of one of our best Topics: Resource Highlights. This particular topic is a treasure chest of research help which you might benefit from, not only that it talks very directly about what exactly you can get from the Gottesman library. Here are some of my …
Are you a Teachers College student, and, if so, what are you studying? I am a doctoral student in Instructional Technology & Media program at Teachers College. I have a master degree in TESOL and am interested in Second language acquisition, inter-cultural communication, and technology. My current research interest focuses on using technology as a …
Why is it that sometimes when you type in "Reading", you get results about some town in England. Maybe something that worked in one database, doesn't work in another, or some limiter is missing. Here on L@L the library staff has been writing down our collective wisdom and experience about these things Library …
Flashback Fridays will choose a topic and create a list of all the Learning at the Library posts about that topic. Learning at the Library started in February of 2010 (almost two years ago now). If you have topic suggestions, feel free to write in. the first installment of Flashback Friday I thought it would …
Hello! I’m Julia, I work upstairs at the EdLab but am known to sneak downstairs to see what’s going on at the desk. I do some assessment work in the library, and help keep the Pressible Network moving along. I've been working at the lab for One Year and 25 weeks according to my blog profile. Are …
Today there was a conversation amongst the first floor services desk workers about Thanksgiving. It seemed that almost everyone was in agreement that Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday. We talked about how Thanksgiving can be a great excuse to relax, spend time with family, eat good food, watch football, and take a moment to recognize …
veronicarodriguez
a month ago
TEDx at TC
a month ago
ccuppy
7 months ago
Submitting Support Requests
7 months ago
Rebecca Beck
a month ago
ResearchBroker Open House
7 months ago
Getting ready for the Olympics
10 months ago
Learning about Thanksgiving!
18 months ago
Julia Martin
14 months ago
Why Citation is Important: a video from our friends at Kimbel Library
14 months ago
The Information Cycle: a video from our friends at the Kimbel Library
14 months ago
Giving a Presentation: a video from our friends at the Kimbel Library
14 months ago
Scholarly vs. Popular: a video from our friends at the Kimbel Library
14 months ago
What is a Scholarly Article and Why Is it Important? a video from our friends at the Kimbel Library
14 months ago
I-Ching
16 months ago
Meet I-Ching
16 months ago
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