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. 🙂
AP Images: New eCollection
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The library recently purchased the AP Images Collection. What is it? A collection of 12 million images from the Associated Press, 1826 to the present. Featured Events Page. AP Images. EbscoHost. 30 March 2016. Web.
Hum. 4 Paper!
It begins! Happy Picard. Meme Generator. Imgflip.com Web. 10 March 2016. As always, there’s a research guide for that! The Hum. 4 Research Guide identifies library sources for finding a topic, getting background information, locating books, magazines, newsreels … Continued
Dear American Government class,
Working on examples of partisan polarization in U.S. politics? In addition to the sources recommended last run of the class, the library has added a new eCollection: U.S. History in Context. For example, here’s a search for “Political Polarization.” One … Continued
More! Streaming film: 26,000
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The library upscaled it’s Kanopy license to now provide access to 26,000 streaming documentary, educational and classic films.