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Author Archives: Diana
Construction Around Andersen Building
During the fall 2013 semester, a construction project on the north side of the Andersen Library building will block access to several entrances to the Andersen Library building. This includes entrance number 3, which is the usual way patrons access … Continue reading
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Tagged access, construction, parking, road construction
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New Stuff Tuesday — Aug 20
Servants: A Downstairs View of Twentieth-century Britain by Lucy Lethbridge HD8039.D52 G776 2013 New Arrivals, 2nd Floor I recently came across a book on the New Arrivals Island that will help fill some time during the months of waiting for … Continue reading
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Tagged books, European history, history, new stuff
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Summer Citation Fun!
For many students, faculty, and staff, summer is the time to work on research or organizational projects that fell by the wayside during the rush of the academic year. Is finally deciding to improve the way you manage your research … Continue reading
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Tagged citation, citation management, citations, endnote, EndNote Web, zotero
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T3: Basic Dictation Tools
Do you find yourself wanting to say your comments on a student’s paper out loud instead of typing them up? Have a desire to quickly dash off a chatty email to a friend or relative? Like talking to yourself and … Continue reading
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Tagged dictation, Mac, PC, speech recognition, technology
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T3: Organize and Capture Information with Evernote
Do you have notes for classes, papers, or lesson plans written on loose sheets of paper, typed up in Microsoft Word files on your laptop, and written down in a notebook you can’t find at the moment? Do you have … Continue reading
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Tagged evernote, paperless, study habits, study techniques, study tips, technology
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T3: Finding Creative Commons Media Resources
Need to find an song or image to use in the classroom or for an assignment? Want to alter an image or reuse it in a new format? UW-Whitewater has policies and resources related to copyright and fair use that … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, copyright, fair use, film, government documents, government information, music, photographs, photos, technology, video
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T3: Save Time with Text Expansion
Do you ever find yourself typing out the same word, phrase, or even a whole email message over and over? Text expansion software saves you time by expanding a snippet of text into the full word or phrase—think of the … Continue reading
T3: Screencasting with the iPad
Do you find yourself explaining how to solve a particular equation over and over? Do you need to demonstrate to a class how to use a particular website or database? Screencasting and interactive whiteboard apps on the iPad are good … Continue reading
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Tagged apple, apps, iPad, mobile devices, mobile technology, screen capture, screencasting, students, teacher resources, teaching
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T3: Creating Infographs
Infographics have become a popular way to share data in an eye-catching manner. While there are many software programs that help users create graphs and basic charts there are very few options that allow those without access to or knowledge … Continue reading
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Tagged data, information, teacher resources, websites
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T3 (Thursday Tech Tips): Quick and Easy YouTube Clips
Have you ever needed to show only a short segment of a YouTube video in a class or a presentation? TubeChop, a free website requiring no registration, makes quick work of selecting a portion of a video and creating a … Continue reading
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Tagged films, movies, teaching resources, technology, videos, web sites, youtube
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