So good to see you! Thanks for the great discussion defining scholarly journals & for being willing to try the new Poll Everywhere software. I loved seeing your thoughts and answers up on the big screen! Here’s the link … Continued
Ah, Spring! More sun, more flowers and more research! Yellow crocus outside of Clark House. Photograph. 15 March 2016. As we enter into the most research-rich term, I am reminded of a Dan Rothstein quote, who encourages students (I … Continued
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
The library upscaled it’s Kanopy license to now provide access to 26,000 streaming documentary, educational and classic films.
Finishing end of term papers and thinking about how best to avoid plagiarism? A new Kahoots game to help with that! (A question or concept you’d like to see added? Please Let me know!)