9. to find what I need: Remove/change some of above Remove/change some of above How can I expand my search? Specify: document type, full-text only, dates Specify: geographic area; new vs. used car How can I limit my search? Change boundaries around my searches to improve the results: Broader terms Change some/all of above How can I broaden my search? More specific search terms; identify narrow aspects of broad topic Specify: car make/model, mileage, cost, year - description How can I narrow my search? Think about my research need: what different ways can I search for information on it? Limited – 24/7 available but only to library users, card-holders, password protected. Anytime I want to search for a car – available 24/7. Who can use this database? Anyone? Anytime? Anywhere? Subscription fees, paid by university, library, subscribers; part of tuition/taxes Sellers of cars, advertisers Who pays for it? Really? To allow me to find information To allow me to find a vehicle, for buying/selling vehicles Purpose – why was this database created? Articles, book reviews, editorials - information Cars, vans, trucks - transportation Product/Commodity provided Autotrader.com Academic Search Premier
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12. May 15, 2008 Dear Faculty, As part of our ongoing effort to insure a meaningful educational experience for our students, we are developing the following policy concerning multitasking and its distracting effects. Please review and respond within the requested time frame. Policy to eliminate obstacles to learning Pursuant to recently reported research concerning the detrimental effects of multitasking on true, meaningful learning, the following policy is being developed. Upon entering a college classroom, laboratory, lecture hall, or any other learning space, students will deposit all cell phones, PDAs, Blackberries, MP3 players, and any other electronic communication/information devices in secure containers at the front of the room, for retrieval class. All college computer servers will be configured to block access to facebook, myspace, youtube, xanga, and other online social networks. All college computer servers will be configured to block access to web-hosted game sites and similar entertainment networks. Cable television service in campus housing, including common areas, will be discontinued. Comments on the proposed policy will be accepted for the next 30 days, and will be considered in the development of the final policy. Implementation will be scheduled during the time when classes are not in session, to minimize disruption. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. Dean of Student Education Wenobes College “ Dedicated to active learning for life” KAC 2008 To: all Departmental Heads, Faculty, Instructors, Mentors, Educators Re: Multitasking detrimental to education – possible counter-measure. Date: May 15, 2008 Looks interesting. Please circulate for review and discussion re: possible implementation here – all or in part. Dean of Undergraduate Education, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Rhode Island “ Scam” them …..
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