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Category Archives: online @ the library
Films on Demand
Andersen Library added Films on Demand last year. It’s a collection of thousands of streamed videos from Films for the Humanities & Sciences and Cambridge Educational. New titles are added all the time. Recent additions reflect the range of disciplines … Continue reading
Posted in around the library, online @ the library
Tagged course reserves, databases, DVDs, films, reserves, streaming video, teaching resources, vhs, video booking, videos
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Historical newspaper articles: Chicago Tribune, 1849-1986
Have you ever wondered what was on the front page of the Chicago Tribune on December 7, 1941? Are you looking for information on Wisconsin’s reaction to the Lincoln assassination? Maybe you’re curious about the effects of Prohibition on businesses … Continue reading
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Tagged databases, history, newspapers, online resources
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A hot issue every week…
Whether you are casting about for a topic for a research paper, or doing research on a topic you’ve already selected, this resource may help you: CQ Researcher explores a potentially controversial, “hot” topic in each weekly issue. You will … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, databases, research
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Try a new research aid (bX Recommender)
UW System libraries are testing bX Recommender until Feb. 28. Try it and tell us what you think of it! bX Recommender is a scholarly article recommender service. It suggests additional relevant articles, similar to “More Like This” or “If … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, bx recommender, databases, Find It, research aids, trials
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Happy Birthday, OED!
On Feb. 1st in 1884, a portion of the first Oxford English Dictionary (OED) was printed. This venerable dictionary is going strong today. UWW students and staff have online access to it, and can even sign up to receive the … Continue reading
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Tagged databases, dictionaries, English language, history, OED, vocabulary, words
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Explore IEEE Xplore
Although the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and the Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEE) publish it, IEEE Xplore Digital Library offers much more than its name implies. It includes articles on engineering, computer science, biology, chemistry, physics, and … Continue reading
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Tagged chemistry, computer science, earth science, electrical engineering, IEEE, physics
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Historical Abstracts database trial!
The Library is very excited to announce that a trial of the Historical Abstracts database is now available for use by all faculty, staff, and students. The trial will be active until the end of spring semester. Historical Abstracts is … Continue reading
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Tagged databases, history, new stuff, online resources
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American History Videos & the 1918 Influenza
Through November 15th we have access to Alexander Street Press’s “American History in Video” collection, which contains more than 1500 titles (500 hours) of newsreels and documentaries from such sources as PBS. Since seasonal and H1N1 flu references are everywhere … Continue reading
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Tagged 1918 flu, databases, documentaries, history, influenza, video
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Millennial Muddle
Just like any other business, the higher education market finds it useful to segment their customers into various groups. Every generation of students has its defining characteristics and corresponding labels. Getting a handle on their core characteristics is good business … Continue reading
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Tagged chronicle of higher education, gen y, generation y, millennials
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Distracted Driving Summit, Resources
Watch the Distracted Driving Summit live webcast Sept. 30 (7:30am-4pm)-Oct. 1 (6:30am-12:15pm). The archived summit will be available for a year. The agenda is online as well. If you are interested in researching driver distraction, Andersen Library has materials. A … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, books, driver distraction, driving, federal government, government info, web sites, webinars
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