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Author Archives: Diana
New Stuff Tuesday – December 3, 2013
Child Ballads by Anaïs Mitchell and Jefferson Hamer POP Mit Chi Browsing CDs, 2nd floor The Child Ballads, a set of over 300 English and Scottish popular ballads collected by Francis James Child in the late nineteenth century, continue to … Continue reading
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Tagged folk singers, music
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T3: Easy Webpage Creation and Hosting with Google Sites
Do you need to create a webpage for a class, project, or for your own personal use? As a student, faculty, or staff member of the university, you have access to software to help you design a webpage and storage … Continue reading
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Tagged Google Drive, Google Sites, website, websites
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T3: Digital Writing Month
Have you heard that November is National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo)? If you want to participate in a collaborative, tech-focused writing project check out this Digital Writing Month (DigiWriMo) project: the Digital Writing Makerthon. The Digital Writing Makerthon, sponsored by … Continue reading
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Tagged digital writing, NaNoWriMo, twitter, writing
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Get Your Game On: Mario Kart Tournament
In honor of International Games Day (Saturday, 16 November) and the Playful Learning Summit happening on campus this Thursday and Friday, Andersen Library is hosting a Mario Kart Time Trial Tournament this Saturday from noon until 2:00 p.m. in the TV … Continue reading
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Tagged games, gaming, gaming week, mariokart, videogames, Wii
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T3: DOIs and APA Citation Style
Today’s tech tip addresses advances in scholarly communication technology and co-evolving citation styles. As scholarly publishers create new, increasingly flexible methods for organizing and tracking born-digital documents, citation styles reflect these changes. Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) provide a way to … Continue reading
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Tagged APA Citations, APA Style, articles, citations, citing, doi
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T3: Audio Books
Did you know that you can listen to our audio books on your own MP3 device? Here’s how to upload the files to your computer using RealPlayer (Windows) or iTunes (Mac/Windows): Open RealPlayer or iTunes then insert the disc Select the … Continue reading
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Tagged audio books, audio files, audiobooks, MP3s
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New Stuff Tuesday – 23 September
Holy Sh*t: A Brief History of Swearing by Melissa Mohr PE3724.S85 M65 2013 New Arrivals, 2nd floor Monday was a tough day at work. I needed to understand a computer problem and, instead of either understanding or fixing the problem, … Continue reading
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Tagged American history, books, European history, history, new stuff, swearing
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T3: Setting Up Your Devices for Wifi and Printing
Welcome to a new school year and new year of Thursday Tech Tips! Do you bring your personal laptop or other wifi-enabled device to campus? You can connect to the campus wireless network by following these instructions: Windows/Mac laptops Android … Continue reading
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Tagged android, iPad, iphone, laptops, Mac, mobile technology, remote printing, technology, wifi, Windows, wireless, wireless printing
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Friday Fun: How to Treat the Freshmen
Watching all the new students flood campus, I am reminded that UW-Whitewater’s first year students have a much better experience than some of their historical counterpoints. If you just finished your first week or are reminiscing fondly about your first week … Continue reading