In case you didn't know... the Library has laptops, netbooks and Google ChromeBooks* available for checkout!
You or your students can borrow the units for two hours anywhere on campus - not just in the library!
So if your class was to work outside, or a couple of students were headed to the learning commons or cafeteria to work, and they needed computers, stop in and borrow one.
(A Student ID is required for students. The first time one is borrowed, a user agreement needs to be signed.)
* Google ChromeBooks are made available through Pima's participation in the Google ChromeBook pilot. Each Pima library was given 20 ChromeBooks to checkout.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
Check Out These New Items at the DC Library!
NEW BOOKS
Getting permission: how to license & clear copyrighted materials online and off by Richard Stim
Getting permission: how to license & clear copyrighted materials online and off by Richard Stim
Cooking from the farmers' market by Tasha De Sergio
Mathematics 1001 : absolutely everything that matters in mathematics by Richard Elwes
The Flexitarian diet: the mostly vegetarian way to lose weight, be healthier, prevent disease and add years to your life by Dawn Blatner
My Life as a night elf priest : an anthropological account of world of warcraft by Bonnie Nardi
The limits to union : same-sex marriage and the politics of civil rights by Jonathan Goldberg-Hiller
The Girl in the Song : the stories behind 50 rock classicsby Michael Heatley
Science 1001 : absolutely everything that matters in science by Paul Parsons
Mask Makers and Their Craft by Deborah Bell
Making Our Democracy Work by Stephen Breyer
In Fashion : from runway to retail, everything you need to know to break into the fashion industry by Annemarie Iverson
Friday, April 1, 2011
Library Database Trials Extended!
Due to some access issues and spring break, I’ve extended the database trials to April 15, 2011.
http://libguides.pima.edu/trials
Please give us your feedback and let your students know about these trials
If you have trouble with any link, please let me know.
Nancy Schuler
Downtown Campus Librarian
206-7250
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)