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Photogrammetry at CURVE
During the spring semester, I acquired a clay whisky jug from the Phoenix Lab, which contains artifacts recovered from the excavation of MARTA lines in the 1970s. Dr. Robin Wharton has worked with students in her multimodel composition course to … Continue reading
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Digital Scholarship Consultation
The Library recently hired Spencer Roberts as Digital Scholarship Librarian to provide consultation and support for digital projects, research, and publication. Conveniently located in CURVE on the 2nd floor of Library South, Spencer’s office is open to faculty, students, and … Continue reading
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Campus technology and students’ needs: Tell us what’s missing
Students, do you have access to the hardware, software, equipment, and technology support services that you need to complete your coursework? Please take this brief survey and tell us what might be missing. Faculty, have you wanted to assign a … Continue reading
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Learning Technologies Expert to Speak at Georgia State
Dr. Stephen Harmon will speak on “Changing Minds: How Technology Is Transforming the Landscape of Learning.” Dr. Harmon is Professor and Chair of the Learning Technologies Division in the College of Education at Georgia State University. He is also President-elect … Continue reading
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On Wednesday, August 18th at 4pm the library will be performing system maintenance for both web and network servers. Several services, including the web site, will be down during this time. We anticipate the outage to last approximately 1 hour. … Continue reading
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A library website designed just for you!
Our new website is packed full of features that you’ve requested! We now provide Live Assistance wherever you need it, as well as contextual Information For You. Check out the new look and feel, and enjoy the simplified, easy-to-use website! Continue reading
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Endnote Workshop 11/18
EndNote is a software program that helps you store, organize and format citations. GSU users can download a free copy here. Georgia State University Library’s Joel Glogowski will be presenting a workshop on November 18, 2009, introducing users to EndNote. … Continue reading
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Mid-term approaching
With the midpoint of the semester approaching soon, students are typically working on research papers and other assignments that involve library resources. Please feel free to refer your students to me for assistance in finding, using, or accessing library resources. … Continue reading
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Upcoming session on Zotero, offered online
Zotero: Tuesday, October 6 from 11:00-12:00. Location: Online The library is offering another free workshop on Zotero, a Firefox plugin that makes it easy to save citations and automatically create bibliographies in Word. It’s like having EndNote running inside your … Continue reading
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Endnote Workshop: Wednesday 9/9
On September 9th, the University Library is offering a free EndNote workshop. EndNote is a software program that helps you store, organize and format citations. GSU users can download a free copy here. In this session you will learn the … Continue reading
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