Library Live! Presentation Materials
Library Live! II an Information and Resources Conference was held on February 29, 2008. Sponsored by Libraries and Media Services, and geared toward faculty and graduate assistants, the conference provided a series of workshops designed to highlight library resources and tools available to the Kent State community.
Here are links to handouts from many of the Library Live 2008 sessions:
Primary Sources on the Web: How to Locate Physical and Virtual Collections (presented by Cara Gilgenbach and Steve Paschen) Handout [PDF].
Combating Student Plagiarism: Techniques that Work (presented by Rob Kairis and Rozell Duncan ) Ways to Detect Plagiarism [PDF] Plagiarism School form [PDF] Free Turn it In Type Tools [PDF]
What's New in Libraries and Media Services (presented by Tom Klingler and Mike Kreyche) Web site link to session information .
Multimedia Projects: Making it Easier for You and Your Students (presented by Gary Mote and CourTney Collins) Information available on the SMS Web site
E-books Collections: What Do We Have and How Do They Work? (presented by Tom Klingler) Link to Web site Handout [PDF]
Google Tools for Scholars (presented by Carolyn Radcliff) Handout [PDF].
Exploring the OhioLINK Digital Media Center (presented by Susan Weaver and Wendy Adkins) Handout [PDF]
Student Research Behavior and Web 2.0 (presented by Joe Salem, Ken Burhanna and Jamie Seeholzer) Tips for Supporting Student Research [PDF].
Be on the Alert! Journal Alerts, Saved Searches and More (presented by Erica Lilly and Edith Scarletto) Journal alert handout with instructions [PDF]
Classroom Capture and Other Streaming Tools (presented by Dan Tonelli and Jason Forbes) Master Control Services for Faculty [PDF]
Know Your Copy(rights) (presented by Cindy Kristof and Kara Robinson) Copyright Essentials Handout [PDF] Checklist for Fair Use Handout [PDF]
Online Survey Tools (presented by Vanessa Earp and Tammy Voelker) Flashlight Survey Handout [PDF] Survey Monkey Handout [PDF]
Basics of RefWorks (presented by Barbara Schloman, Tammy Voelker and Vanessa Earp) RefWorks Handout [PDF]
Truthiness of Wikipedia (presented by Carolyn Radcliff and Julie Gedeon) Power Point Slides on Wikipedia [PDF]
Database Samplers (presented by Kara Robinson, Erica Lilly and Edith Scarletto) Science Databases Handout [PDF]
For more information about any of the resources, contact the presenter directly or email Mary Lee Jensen, Head of Instructional Services.
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