New in the library’s eBook collection is an (unlimited simultaneous use) copy of Mindful Teaching & Teaching Mindfulness: A Guide for Anyone Who Teaches Anything, by Deborah R. Schoeberlein. Purchased for all, and in this moment, especially for the winter faculty reading … Continued
Great to meet with you in the Center for Innovative teaching the other day! Thanks for the great conversation around bibliographic mining. Here’s a link to your research guide, opening to the Bib Mining page. As always, email lsanborn at … Continued
Opposing Viewpoints in Context offers pro and con on contemporary social issues (including the annual national debate topic!). Sources include: book chapters, magazines, newspapers, statistics, images, video as well as scholarly journal articles. “Opposing Viewpoints – Browse Topics Page.” Gale. Web. 28 … Continued
The Library of Congress and WGBH (Boston) have launched their American Archive of Public Broadcasting site. What is it? From the About page: “The Library of Congress and WGBH in Boston have embarked on a project to preserve for posterity … Continued
New in the library’s Salem eReference collection is the digitized version of the 3-volume Adolescent Health & Wellness. 5 examples from the 483 articles: Asperger Syndrome by Michael A. Buratovich Eczema by Paul J. Frisch LGBT Teens and Peer Acceptance by Claire … Continued