Handouts for New Electronic Tools for Research

[bunnyjadwiga]

This is the NEW class I'll be teaching at Pennsic.
*IF* you've got the time (you're bored, you're postponing packing, whatever) please look and offer feedback...

Main outline:
http://docs.google.com/Presentation?id=dc2f3xb4_80ftgcgkk6

What's Google Good for?
http://docs.google.com/Presentation?id=dc2f3xb4_67cngr5pdn

Should I also have copies of this to distribute?
http://www.drew.edu/depts/library.aspx?id=14657

Comments

[ren_flora.livejournal.com]

Thank you! When is this scheduled for? I haven't compiled my personal class list yet.

And theoretically, I'm giving a similar talk for my company sometime later this year. May I have your permission to use this? (properly cited of course)

this class

[bunnyjadwiga.livejournal.com]

Ah, here it is:

New and Advanced Research Tools
Discussion of new and/or free tools available to aid in historical research, including citation managers, specialized search engines, sharing tools.
AS 4 Wed., 8/6, 12 PM
Handouts 25 cents

Feel free to file off the serial numbers and use anything of this you want. This is *librarian* stuff. Marylaine Block has it right: "I have always maintained that librarians are the ultimate share-your-toys people, and that the worst punishment you could inflict on any of us is to offer to show us an incredibly useful free resource but only if we swear not to tell another living soul about it. "