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Category Archives: online @ the library
Switched over?
I turned on my TV this morning to find only one channel still working, Milwaukee Public Television-ch. 10, but it had a huge banner running across it saying that as of 9 AM today (June 12, 2009) the signal would be … Continue reading
Posted in around the world, info.gov, online @ the library
Tagged analog, digital, FCC, signal switch, tv, USA Today, www.dtv.gov
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The Global Struggle
I feel like the majority of what I blog about is the economy and trying to come up with synonyms for recession. I guess that as the business librarian, it is expected of me. America is not alone in the … Continue reading
Posted in around the world, online @ the library
Tagged countries, economics, electronic resources, Euromonitor, passport reference and markets, recession
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Search inside reference books
Reference books (e.g., encyclopedias) can be a great place to start research and get a quick background on a topic. But don’t think just Encyclopedia Britannica! I’m talking about specialized reference materials, like the Encyclopedia of archaeology, Berkshire encyclopedia of … Continue reading
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Tagged databases, reference
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Online links in the catalog
More often than you expect you’ll find online titles in the Library Catalog. How does the catalog let you know if something is online? The link to the title online will be preceded by “Linked Resources.” Check the location! Sometimes … Continue reading
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Tagged Internet, library catalog, Linked Resources, online resources
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September Feature: EbscoHost Upgrades
On & off-campus access to EbscoHost databases is provided for UW-W students, faculty & staff. Continue reading
Posted in featured resource, online @ the library
Tagged databases, EbscoHost, Featured Resources, Features, Upgrades
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International Year of Languages
“On average, a language ceases to be spoken every two weeks.” That’s what the web page for the UN’s International Year of Languages (2008) says. UNESCO suggests that language policies enable people in linguistic communities to use their first languages … Continue reading
Library Hours for Spring Break
Please note the University Library’s Spring Break hours: We close at 4:30pm on Fri., Mar. 21st We are closed over the weekend of Mar. 22-23 We are open 8am-4:30pm for the week Mar. 24-28 We are closed Sat. Mar. 29th … Continue reading
Posted in around the library, online @ the library
Tagged hours, renew online, renewals, Spring Break
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New Free Legal Research Site Online
As you may know, the University Library provides two subscription legal research databases (LexisNexis Academic and West’s Campus Research). There are also free legal research sites such as FindLaw; see the Library’s Law Resources web page for links. A new … Continue reading
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Tagged constitutions, court cases, law, legal research, regulations, statutes
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First Stop: Class Assignment Guides
Now that the semester is officially underway (and the Super Bowl is over), you might actually have started to think about starting to work on research projects for your courses. A great place to start your research would be the … Continue reading
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Tagged guides, how do i?, research, research tips
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Where to Invest in 2008
When people think of the library, they don’t necessarily think to turn to us for investment advice. While we wouldn’t advise anyone on where to put their money, we can point you to credible and respectable sources for that sort … Continue reading
Posted in around the library, online @ the library
Tagged databases, investing, library events, mutual funds, online resources, stocks
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