Email! Yaaaaassss!
Following a research class Wednesday, a teacher asked if any Hum. V students had emailed me yet. My inbox reveals 33 research emails from Hum. V students this past week (can’t wait for the next two weeks!). Curious how … Continued
New Archives Online Exhibit: Ohrstrom Library Celebrates 25 Years
A new online exhibit is available on the Ohrstrom Library Digital Archives website: Ohrstrom Library Celebrates 25 Years. This exhibit features sixteen photographs from the St. Paul’s School Archives collection that document the planning, construction, and dedication of Ohrstrom Library … Continued
Hum. 3 and Persepolis
Dear Hum. 3, Great to see you throughout this week! Here’s the research guide we looked at; your mini-library for finding context and historical background related to Iran in the 1970’s. Want to see Iran from the 1970’s? The … Continued
How fast does JSTOR grow?
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JSTOR is one of the library’s most popular digital collections. Thousands of searches are conducted in JSTOR over a typical year, sometimes thousands of searches are run in a single month. From a recent email, JSTOR, in 2015, … Continued
See you in Canvas!
Research question? Ask me in Canvas! Look for the discussion board in your course page titled ‘Research Questions’ (or something similar). We can learn as a collective at the digital Harkness table. 🙂