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New Research Guides Went Live!
This is probably only really exciting for me, but I’m SO EXCITED, so I thought I’d share. Those libguides we were working on over the last few months? Well, they went live today with the start of classes. I give you … [insert drum roll here] … Gould Guides! Now, as with any transition, some [...]
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EndNote Style for MLA 7th Edition
I waited through the summer hoping that an EndNote output style for the new MLA style would become available for download from EndNote. I waited a couple of weeks past the date when I actually wanted to install it on campus. And then I waited a couple more weeks. And then I set to work [...]
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Mini-Immersion: A Shameless “How We Done Good” Post
Well, last night ended up being un-fun and not very restful, and today started out with a low-grade fever (now gone, so things are looking up). So while I’m confining myself to laziness for the rest of the day, I thought I’d lay out this Mini-Immersion idea in its more logistical details. The Two-Fold Inspiration Many [...]
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Dragging a Stick and Other Obsurdities in Research
With Fall Term looming, my colleagues and I have been thinking more and more intentionally about where our students are, where we want them to be, and how to move them closer to that second point. To kick of “Aaah, the students will be here soon” season, my colleagues and I from the 5 liberal [...]
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Negotiating Intersecting Worlds