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Tag Archives: audio books
Deck the Wishing Tree! Fa la la…
Are there books, graphic novels, audio books, videos, video games, CDs, etc., that you wish Andersen Library would consider acquiring? Let us know by hanging your wish(es) on the tree! The tree is located near the Circulation Desk and the … Continue reading
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Tagged audio books, books, CDs, childrens books, DVDs, films, graphic novels, library acquisitions, movies, suggestions, video games
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Deck the Wishing Tree! Fa la la…
Are there books, graphic novels, audio books, videos, video games, CDs, etc., that you wish Andersen Library would consider acquiring? Let us know by hanging your wish(es) on the tree! The tree is located near the Circulation Desk and the … Continue reading
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Tagged audio books, books, CDs, childrens books, DVDs, library acquisitions, movies, video games, wishes
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New Stuff Tuesday – July 1, 2014
Harry Potter Series On Audio Book written by J.K. Rowling, read by Jim Dale PR6068.O93 H3 Audio Books, New Arrivals, 2nd floor Do you drive to class or an internship every day during the week? Rather than listening to the … Continue reading
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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Yes, we have games, movies, chess, and more
UW-Whitewater’s Andersen Library is mentioned in “Video-Game Rooms Become the Newest Library Space Invaders,” an article in this week’s Chronicle of Higher Education. This article reports on campus libraries adding game rooms and game collections. Indeed we did exactly that, … Continue reading
Deck the Library Wishing Tree
Are there books, graphic novels, audio books, videos, video games, CDs, etc., that you wish Andersen Library would consider acquiring? Let us know by hanging your wish(es) on the tree! The tree is located near the Circulation Desk and the … Continue reading
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Tagged acquisitions, audio books, books, CDs, DVDs, graphic novels, suggestions, video games
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And they’re off… iPhones, Kindles, Audiobooks, Print
The Chronicle of Higher Education recently provided a university dean’s perspective on comparing different formats (paperback, Kindle, iPhone, and audiobook) for reading a novel. Those of us who haven’t experimented with these alternatives might find the article illuminating: Kirschner, A. … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, audio books, audiobooks, iphone, kindle, paperbacks, print, reading, technology
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Browsing Books (aka McNaughton Collection)
As the Library relocates and expands its more popular collections, the name of the McNaughton Collection has been changed to Browsing Books. The collection is still located near the cafe. To make the books easier to browse, the fiction, non-fiction, graphic … Continue reading
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The Resource (Library newsletter)-Spring 2008
In this issue of the Library’s newsletter, The Resource – Spring 2008: Assess That: Continuous Improvement Through Assessment (featuring the upcoming user survey LibQUAL+, the information literacy test iSkills, and collection analysis efforts) Picture Perfect Finish! What’s Up Doc? Just … Continue reading
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Tagged approval plans, archives, assessment, audio books, commercial document delivery, eNotes, friends of the library, information literacy, iSkills, liaisons, LibQUAL, newsletters, photos, Resource, study space, surveys
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