In anticipation of Women's History Month, this week's Featured Image showcases some of the cool stuff I found in The Creative Woman.
Please join us in welcoming 4 new libraries to I-Share.
The issue with Internet Explorer has been resolved. Users should now be able to create labels on the ILDS website when using the Internet Explorer browser.
From The Encounter Student Newspaper (University of St. Francis) in CARLI Digital Collections.
Thirty years ago, the University of St. Francis students wrote about some Valentine's Day traditions around the world. The one I found the most interesting was this one: "In some areas in Italy, people hold a Valentine's Day feast on February 14. In Sicily, some young unmarried women get up before sunrise on Valentine's Day. They stand by their, windows, sometimes for hours, watching for a man to pass the house. Each girl believes that the first man she sees, or someone who looks like him, will become her bridegroom within the year." Can you imagine that?
During the Fall 2013 semester, the CARLI Instruction Committee hosted a three-part webinar series on assessment. All three recorded webinars are now available for you to watch, at your convenience.
Knowing is Half the Battle! Assessment in Academic Libraries
Recorded November 4, 2013. Presented by Devin Savage, Jeannette Moss, & Chris Davidson from Northwestern.
Using Rubrics to Assess Student Learning
Recorded on November 18, 2013. Presented by Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe, UIUC.
Read the CARLI News for the latest information on CARLI events, new and ongoing projects, product and service updates and upcoming deadlines. Issues are sent to all subscribers of the “Announce” listserv.
CARLI is beginning the first phase of the lengthy formal process of selecting and implementing the system that will ultimately replace Voyager as the software platform for I-Share. We do not plan to rename I-Share, but for clarity while we are still running Voyager and planning for its replacement, we will be using the phrase “I-Share Next” to refer to our future system.
School Days in the Fifties; a true story with some untrue names of persons and places. (1906)
School Days in the Fifties is an account of the author's childhood in school in the 1850s, as well as his thoughts on the effectiveness of his teachers' methods and behaviors.
Registration is now open for each webinar in a series of four presentations on digital preservation issues.