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First one. I was working on the Reference desk when a young student asked for a book (a critical discussion of a famous author) which was in the online catalog. We had it in electronic form only. She insisted that she wanted the print book and asked me if I could locate a print copy. [...]
Read More... →Picked this up from The Scholarly Kitchen, SSP’s fabulous blog. http://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/ The Association of College and Research Libraries is going to make College & Research Libraries freely available to all readers effective April 1 and this is not an April Fool’s joke. The post on Scholarly Kitchen is from the astute Phil Davis who [...]
Read More... →William S. Hein & Co., Inc. Promotes Shane P. Marmion to Vice President, James L. Moore to Senior Manager and Other Organizational Changes
Feb. 25, 2011 – William S. Hein & Co., Inc. is pleased to announce the promotion of Shane P. Marmion to the position of Vice President, Product Development, and James L. [...]
Read More... →Our themes have come from many places. From Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Gilbert & Sullivan, Cole Porter. They have been suggested by many of our attendees. Do you have a suggestion for the 2011 Conference theme? Please send it to us! Katina Strauch and the Charleston Conference Planning Group.
Read More... →It definitely annoys me that I can’t cite a page number for an eBook. It makes the reading experience more difficult to share with others (and the web is all about sharing, right?) There was an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education a few days ago (February 6, 2011) about this issue — “E-Books’ [...]
Read More... →Jackie LaPlaca, Product Evangelist, and Michael Sweet, CEO, both of Credo Reference, have been on an incredible tour of five countries in Asia. Jackie shared some pictures and notes from their travels.
Credo Reference traveled to Hong Kong to work with the JULAC consortium and [...]
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