The Learning Commons at UMass Amherst will be open non-stop until finals week ends on May 16th at 6pm, providing students with space and resources to study for finals. The Learning Commons recently underwent renovations, expanding the space and adding more study rooms and computers. A variety of student support services are available at the Learning Commons, such as tutoring, writing assistance, technology help, and academic advising.
The Learning Commons at the UMass Amherst library underwent extensive renovations over winter break, expanding the space and adding more study rooms, seating, computers, and multimedia stations. The library has also compiled resources on its website about the Haiti earthquake to inform and support the campus community. Advising services for study abroad are now available in the Link area of the library as well.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of April 26th, 2010. Key announcements include Founder's Day being celebrated on April 27th, extensive renovations over winter break expanding the Learning Commons space and amenities, and resources compiled about the Haiti earthquake available through the library website. Study abroad advising hours and locations are also listed.
The document provides announcements and information about services available at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons over the summer of 2010. Key points include:
- Summer hours for the Learning Commons from May until September 4th.
- An expansion of the Learning Commons added 5,000 additional square feet of space, more study rooms and seating, and additional computers.
- Information about resources available related to the 2010 earthquake in Haiti.
- Details on library services and resources including reference assistance, academic advising, writing help, and quiet study spaces.
The document provides announcements and information about services and events at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons for July 2010. Key points include:
- Summer hours for the Learning Commons through September 4th.
- A new and expanded Circulation/Reserves Service Desk will be opening in July 2010.
- An exhibit titled "10 Years of Massachusetts Book Awards" will be on display through September 30th.
- Renovations were recently completed, expanding the Learning Commons by 5,000 square feet and increasing seating and computer resources.
The document provides announcements for the week of April 5th 2010 at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons. It notes that there is one month left in the semester and quotes that "Nobody ever graduated from a library. Nobody ever graduated without one." It also welcomes students back to the newly expanded Learning Commons and details some of the renovations and added features.
The document provides announcements for the week of March 29th 2010 at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons. It notes that there are only 6 weeks left in the semester and encourages students to make use of the library. It also announces renovations that expanded the Learning Commons.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for September 13th, 2010. It highlights new and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk, the availability of streaming video collections, opportunities for student jobs at the library, ongoing exhibits, and the addition of the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship as a new service provider in the lower level. It also provides information on library resources and services such as poster printing, wireless access, research guides, the writing center, academic advising, and tutoring available through the Learning Resource Center.
The Learning Commons at the UMass Amherst library underwent extensive renovations over winter break, expanding the space and adding more study rooms, seating, computers, and multimedia stations. The library has also compiled resources on its website about the Haiti earthquake to inform and support the campus community. Advising services for study abroad are now available in the Link area of the library as well.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of April 26th, 2010. Key announcements include Founder's Day being celebrated on April 27th, extensive renovations over winter break expanding the Learning Commons space and amenities, and resources compiled about the Haiti earthquake available through the library website. Study abroad advising hours and locations are also listed.
The document provides announcements and information about services available at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons over the summer of 2010. Key points include:
- Summer hours for the Learning Commons from May until September 4th.
- An expansion of the Learning Commons added 5,000 additional square feet of space, more study rooms and seating, and additional computers.
- Information about resources available related to the 2010 earthquake in Haiti.
- Details on library services and resources including reference assistance, academic advising, writing help, and quiet study spaces.
The document provides announcements and information about services and events at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons for July 2010. Key points include:
- Summer hours for the Learning Commons through September 4th.
- A new and expanded Circulation/Reserves Service Desk will be opening in July 2010.
- An exhibit titled "10 Years of Massachusetts Book Awards" will be on display through September 30th.
- Renovations were recently completed, expanding the Learning Commons by 5,000 square feet and increasing seating and computer resources.
The document provides announcements for the week of April 5th 2010 at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons. It notes that there is one month left in the semester and quotes that "Nobody ever graduated from a library. Nobody ever graduated without one." It also welcomes students back to the newly expanded Learning Commons and details some of the renovations and added features.
The document provides announcements for the week of March 29th 2010 at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons. It notes that there are only 6 weeks left in the semester and encourages students to make use of the library. It also announces renovations that expanded the Learning Commons.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for September 13th, 2010. It highlights new and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk, the availability of streaming video collections, opportunities for student jobs at the library, ongoing exhibits, and the addition of the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship as a new service provider in the lower level. It also provides information on library resources and services such as poster printing, wireless access, research guides, the writing center, academic advising, and tutoring available through the Learning Resource Center.
The Learning Commons at UMass Amherst is hosting various events and announcements for students. An art exhibit will be on display until May 11 and there are contests for undergraduate research papers and book collections with cash prizes. The library has launched an online repository called Credo to provide digital access to collections including the papers of W.E.B. Du Bois. Various library services are highlighted including expanded circulation services, study abroad advising, streaming video collections, printing services, and research assistance.
The document provides announcements for the UMass Amherst Learning Commons for the week of March 22nd 2010. It includes information about the upcoming U.S. Census, expanded space and new features in the Learning Commons, resources on Haiti earthquake relief, study abroad advising hours, and various library services.
The document provides announcements for the week of April 20th 2009 from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst. Renovations are underway to replace the HVAC system and expand the Learning Commons by 5,000 square feet. Services available at the Learning Commons include poster printing, laptop loans, reference and research assistance, tutoring, and quiet study spaces. The announcements also provide information on copyright education resources and using the campus wireless network.
The Learning Commons at UMass Amherst is hosting various events and announcements for the week of January 8-14, including an illuminated photography exhibit, undergraduate research and book collecting contests, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, and reminders about library services and policies.
The document announces various events, resources and services available at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons in September 2012. It welcomes new transfer students and invites them to an orientation session on library tools. It also highlights the new peregrine falcon webcam, laptop lending program, research databases, digital repository launch, printing services, and tutoring center locations and services. The document provides students with information on using the learning commons facilities and resources effectively.
The document provides announcements from the UMass Amherst Learning Commons in September 2012. It includes information about a live webcam of Peregrine Falcons nesting on the roof of the Du Bois Library, new Dell laptops available for borrowing in the library, and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk. It also announces the launch of Credo, the library's online digital repository.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst library. It highlights new and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk, study abroad advising hours, new streaming video collections, exhibits, the addition of the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship as an advising service, poster printing availability, wireless network access, research guides to help with databases, writing and academic advising center services, and tutoring available through the Learning Resource Center. It also provides tips on printing, using laptops during fire alarms, remote printing, and copyright information.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst. It highlights new and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk, study abroad advising, streaming video collections, and an exhibit on the pre-Quabbin Swift River Valley. It also announces that the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship will provide advising at the Link and details services available like reference assistance, writing center support, academic advising, and the learning resource center. Various policies and resources are also noted regarding printing, laptop loans, wireless access, and copyright information.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of January 15-21, 2012. It highlights upcoming events like a photography exhibit and contests for undergraduate research papers and book collections. It also announces the launch of an online repository for digital collections and improvements to circulation services. Finally, it lists contact information and hours for various services available at the Learning Commons like technical support, writing assistance, academic advising, tutoring and quiet study spaces.
1) The Learning Commons is hosting various events and contests in January and February, including a photography exhibit, undergraduate research and book collecting contests.
2) It is celebrating the halfway point of digitizing the W.E.B. Du Bois papers and launching an online repository for special collections.
3) Various services are provided at the Learning Commons, such as study spaces, laptop lending, printing, tutoring, advising and technical support.
1) Renovations are underway at the Du Bois Library to replace the HVAC system and expand the Learning Commons, adding 5,000 square feet.
2) Study abroad advising is available at various times in the Link.
3) The UMass Amherst wireless network is now available on every floor of the Du Bois Library, with coverage varying depending on location.
Renovations are underway at the Du Bois Library to expand the Learning Commons and replace the HVAC system, adding 5,000 square feet over the next two years. Various student support services are available at the Learning Commons, including academic advising, tutoring, technology help, and research assistance from librarians. The library is conducting a survey to assess how patrons use electronic resources to help support research and teaching.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of November 17th. It includes information on library exhibits, research assistance available in various subject areas, new research guides and databases, undergraduate research award opportunities, and services available at the Learning Commons like the writing center, academic advising, and learning resource center.
The Learning Commons at UMass Amherst Library announces several new services and resources, including:
1) The completion of the Du Bois digitization project and launch of Credo, an online repository containing digital collections, including the Du Bois Papers.
2) An expanded Circulation/Reserves Service Desk providing various services like checking out materials.
3) The availability of streaming video collections through the database "Films on Demand" containing over 6,400 programs.
The document provides announcements for the week at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons. Renovations are underway to expand the Learning Commons and replace the HVAC system, which will take approximately two years. Poster printing is now available at the Learning Commons by appointment. During a fire alarm, patrons should bring laptops with them if possible or call a number to report an unreturned laptop within 4 hours. Various academic support services are available at the Learning Commons, including writing and research assistance, academic advising, and tutoring.
The document provides announcements for the week of May 4th 2009 from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst. It announces that finals are in one week, the winner of an undergraduate research award, renovations to expand the Learning Commons, new poster printing available, study abroad advising hours, and various library services and resources available to students.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of March 8th 2010. It notes that spring break is approaching and details renovations completed over winter break that expanded the Learning Commons, including more study rooms and seating. It also lists resources compiled about the 2010 Haiti earthquake and information about study abroad advising and academic advising services available at the Learning Commons.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of February 15th, 2010. It notes that the library was open on President's Day and that renovations added more space and computers to the Learning Commons. It also lists resources on Haiti after the earthquake and information about study abroad advising, book collecting and research contests, upcoming exhibits, and library services.
The document announces renovations to the Du Bois Library that will expand the Learning Commons by 5,000 square feet over the next two years. It provides information on services available at the Learning Commons, including poster printing, study abroad advising, wireless access, workshops on citation management software RefWorks, and computer availability. It also lists services available elsewhere in the library such as reference assistance, tutoring, writing help, and quiet study spaces.
The document summarizes the Business Statistics program offered by AFTERSCHOOL Centre for Social Entrepreneurship. The 3-year program teaches social entrepreneurship and provides flexible specializations. It has no fees and uses case studies, workshops, and mentorship to develop entrepreneurs. The goal is to promote social development and help students start businesses or nonprofit projects to create positive change.
This document discusses the properties of logarithms, including rewriting logarithmic expressions using properties such as the change of base formula. It provides examples of expanding, condensing, and evaluating logarithmic expressions. Students are given practice applying logarithm properties to expressions involving addition, subtraction, and change of base. The document concludes by assigning a worksheet for students to complete involving additional problems utilizing properties of logarithms.
The Learning Commons at UMass Amherst is hosting various events and announcements for students. An art exhibit will be on display until May 11 and there are contests for undergraduate research papers and book collections with cash prizes. The library has launched an online repository called Credo to provide digital access to collections including the papers of W.E.B. Du Bois. Various library services are highlighted including expanded circulation services, study abroad advising, streaming video collections, printing services, and research assistance.
The document provides announcements for the UMass Amherst Learning Commons for the week of March 22nd 2010. It includes information about the upcoming U.S. Census, expanded space and new features in the Learning Commons, resources on Haiti earthquake relief, study abroad advising hours, and various library services.
The document provides announcements for the week of April 20th 2009 from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst. Renovations are underway to replace the HVAC system and expand the Learning Commons by 5,000 square feet. Services available at the Learning Commons include poster printing, laptop loans, reference and research assistance, tutoring, and quiet study spaces. The announcements also provide information on copyright education resources and using the campus wireless network.
The Learning Commons at UMass Amherst is hosting various events and announcements for the week of January 8-14, including an illuminated photography exhibit, undergraduate research and book collecting contests, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, and reminders about library services and policies.
The document announces various events, resources and services available at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons in September 2012. It welcomes new transfer students and invites them to an orientation session on library tools. It also highlights the new peregrine falcon webcam, laptop lending program, research databases, digital repository launch, printing services, and tutoring center locations and services. The document provides students with information on using the learning commons facilities and resources effectively.
The document provides announcements from the UMass Amherst Learning Commons in September 2012. It includes information about a live webcam of Peregrine Falcons nesting on the roof of the Du Bois Library, new Dell laptops available for borrowing in the library, and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk. It also announces the launch of Credo, the library's online digital repository.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst library. It highlights new and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk, study abroad advising hours, new streaming video collections, exhibits, the addition of the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship as an advising service, poster printing availability, wireless network access, research guides to help with databases, writing and academic advising center services, and tutoring available through the Learning Resource Center. It also provides tips on printing, using laptops during fire alarms, remote printing, and copyright information.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst. It highlights new and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk, study abroad advising, streaming video collections, and an exhibit on the pre-Quabbin Swift River Valley. It also announces that the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship will provide advising at the Link and details services available like reference assistance, writing center support, academic advising, and the learning resource center. Various policies and resources are also noted regarding printing, laptop loans, wireless access, and copyright information.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of January 15-21, 2012. It highlights upcoming events like a photography exhibit and contests for undergraduate research papers and book collections. It also announces the launch of an online repository for digital collections and improvements to circulation services. Finally, it lists contact information and hours for various services available at the Learning Commons like technical support, writing assistance, academic advising, tutoring and quiet study spaces.
1) The Learning Commons is hosting various events and contests in January and February, including a photography exhibit, undergraduate research and book collecting contests.
2) It is celebrating the halfway point of digitizing the W.E.B. Du Bois papers and launching an online repository for special collections.
3) Various services are provided at the Learning Commons, such as study spaces, laptop lending, printing, tutoring, advising and technical support.
1) Renovations are underway at the Du Bois Library to replace the HVAC system and expand the Learning Commons, adding 5,000 square feet.
2) Study abroad advising is available at various times in the Link.
3) The UMass Amherst wireless network is now available on every floor of the Du Bois Library, with coverage varying depending on location.
Renovations are underway at the Du Bois Library to expand the Learning Commons and replace the HVAC system, adding 5,000 square feet over the next two years. Various student support services are available at the Learning Commons, including academic advising, tutoring, technology help, and research assistance from librarians. The library is conducting a survey to assess how patrons use electronic resources to help support research and teaching.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of November 17th. It includes information on library exhibits, research assistance available in various subject areas, new research guides and databases, undergraduate research award opportunities, and services available at the Learning Commons like the writing center, academic advising, and learning resource center.
The Learning Commons at UMass Amherst Library announces several new services and resources, including:
1) The completion of the Du Bois digitization project and launch of Credo, an online repository containing digital collections, including the Du Bois Papers.
2) An expanded Circulation/Reserves Service Desk providing various services like checking out materials.
3) The availability of streaming video collections through the database "Films on Demand" containing over 6,400 programs.
The document provides announcements for the week at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons. Renovations are underway to expand the Learning Commons and replace the HVAC system, which will take approximately two years. Poster printing is now available at the Learning Commons by appointment. During a fire alarm, patrons should bring laptops with them if possible or call a number to report an unreturned laptop within 4 hours. Various academic support services are available at the Learning Commons, including writing and research assistance, academic advising, and tutoring.
The document provides announcements for the week of May 4th 2009 from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst. It announces that finals are in one week, the winner of an undergraduate research award, renovations to expand the Learning Commons, new poster printing available, study abroad advising hours, and various library services and resources available to students.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of March 8th 2010. It notes that spring break is approaching and details renovations completed over winter break that expanded the Learning Commons, including more study rooms and seating. It also lists resources compiled about the 2010 Haiti earthquake and information about study abroad advising and academic advising services available at the Learning Commons.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of February 15th, 2010. It notes that the library was open on President's Day and that renovations added more space and computers to the Learning Commons. It also lists resources on Haiti after the earthquake and information about study abroad advising, book collecting and research contests, upcoming exhibits, and library services.
The document announces renovations to the Du Bois Library that will expand the Learning Commons by 5,000 square feet over the next two years. It provides information on services available at the Learning Commons, including poster printing, study abroad advising, wireless access, workshops on citation management software RefWorks, and computer availability. It also lists services available elsewhere in the library such as reference assistance, tutoring, writing help, and quiet study spaces.
The document summarizes the Business Statistics program offered by AFTERSCHOOL Centre for Social Entrepreneurship. The 3-year program teaches social entrepreneurship and provides flexible specializations. It has no fees and uses case studies, workshops, and mentorship to develop entrepreneurs. The goal is to promote social development and help students start businesses or nonprofit projects to create positive change.
This document discusses the properties of logarithms, including rewriting logarithmic expressions using properties such as the change of base formula. It provides examples of expanding, condensing, and evaluating logarithmic expressions. Students are given practice applying logarithm properties to expressions involving addition, subtraction, and change of base. The document concludes by assigning a worksheet for students to complete involving additional problems utilizing properties of logarithms.
1) The document provides instructions for graduate students at Central Connecticut State University to apply for conference or research grants from the Graduate Student Association (GSA).
2) To apply, students must fill out an application form including details of expenses and attach supporting documents, and submit it to the GSA Vice President of Finance at least one week before a GSA Executive Board meeting.
3) Applications will be reviewed and decided on by the GSA Executive Board, and applicants will be notified of approval or denial by email or phone by the Vice President of Finance. If approved, students can then submit receipts for reimbursement.
Importing bookmarks into internet explorerLeanne Rainbow
To import bookmarks from an HTM file into Internet Explorer, open IE and click File > Import and Export. In the import window, select "Import from a file", then "Favorites", browse to and select the HTM file, and click Next. Select "Favorites" as the destination folder and click Finish. Then check the Favorites menu to ensure the bookmarks were imported into three new folders - Library Sites, Reference, and School Links.
The document provides announcements for the week of November 9th, 2009 from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst. It notes that Veteran's Day is on November 11th and the library will have normal hours. It encourages students to take a survey to provide feedback on improving the library website and have a chance to win a USB drive. It also lists study abroad advising hours at The Link and information about academic advising and tutoring services available at the library.
This document provides an overview of a strategic management course for engineers. It discusses how engineers need to develop both micro technical skills as well as macro management perspectives to effectively lead organizations. The course aims to equip engineers with management strategies to ensure organizational success and sustainability. It also addresses how engineers can overcome their inherent character traits like specialization and develop people and conceptual skills needed for management roles. Diagrams are used to illustrate the management skills required at different levels and the need for a balance between technical and human skills. The objectives of engineering management education are outlined to bridge the science and business sides of organizations.
The Learning Commons is announcing various events and services available. A photo caption contest is being held to win a prize. The Circulation/Reserves desk has been expanded. Study abroad advising is available in the Link. Streaming video collections have been added. Exhibits on science fiction and the Quabbin Reservoir are available. The Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship is now providing advising in the Lower Level. Social media accounts are listed. Lost items can be claimed. Laptop policies during fire alarms are outlined. Wireless printing and remote printing services are available. Research guides and subject librarians can help with research. Writing and academic advising, tutoring and quiet study spaces are among the services highlighted.
The Learning Commons announces that it has launched Credo, an online repository containing digital collections from the Department of Special Collections, including the Du Bois Papers. It also celebrates improvements to services like expanded circulation and reserves desks, as well as resources for students like research guides, writing and academic advising support, technology help, and quiet study spaces.
The Learning Commons at the W.E.B. Du Bois Library launched several new digital resources and services. Credo, an online repository of digital collections, was launched, containing collections like the Du Bois Papers that can be accessed anywhere. The Circulation/Reserves desk was expanded, providing various services. Streaming video collections and remote printing services were also introduced. The announcements provided information on resources and services available at the Learning Commons.
The Learning Commons announcements provide information about new and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk, study abroad advising, streaming video collections, poster printing, remote printing, research assistance, writing center, academic advising link, learning resource center, quiet study areas, and copyright information. Students are reminded to save files before printing and check the lost and found for missing items.
The Learning Commons announces several new resources and services including:
1) The launch of Credo, an online repository containing digital collections from the Department of Special Collections including the Du Bois Papers.
2) An expanded Circulation/Reserves service desk.
3) Over 6,400 streaming video programs available through the library's databases.
4) Poster printing services available by appointment in the Learning Commons.
5) Tutoring and supplemental instruction available from the Learning Resource Center.
6) Various student support services available from the Writing Center, Academic Advising Link, and Reference and Research Assistance desks.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of October 12th, 2009. It announces upcoming events like an undergraduate science research fair, a library career reception, and a website survey. It also provides information on library services like study abroad advising hours, academic advising, tutoring resources, and quiet study areas. Printing and technology services are described, such as poster printing and wireless access. Safety procedures during fire alarms are outlined.
1) The Learning Commons provides computers and printing services for both public use and for UMass students, faculty, and staff.
2) Remote printing and interlibrary loan services are available for students to access materials from other libraries.
3) Research assistance and academic support services like tutoring, advising, writing help and career counseling are available at the Learning Commons.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of September 12-17, 2011. It highlights upcoming events like a study abroad fair, the launch of an online repository for digital collections called Credo, improvements to the Circulation/Reserves desk, and advising services available at the library. It also provides information on library resources like streaming videos, printing services, research guides, and technical support.
Renovations are underway at the Du Bois Library to replace the HVAC system and expand the Learning Commons. The project will take approximately two years and add 5,000 square feet to the Learning Commons. Study abroad advising is available at the Link several days a week. The UMass Amherst wireless network is now available on every floor of the Du Bois Library, though coverage may be limited in some areas.
The document announces various services and resources available at the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of January 28, 2008. It provides information on computer workstations, printing services, assistance available from various support desks, interlibrary loan services, research databases, tutoring/writing resources, and quiet study areas. Hours and contact information are provided for these various learning support services located at the Learning Commons.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst between January 4-8, 2011. It highlights new and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk, study abroad advising, streaming video collections, exhibits, the addition of the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship as a new service provider, parking validation, the library's social media presence, printing services, research guides, technology support, reference assistance, writing center, academic advising, tutoring services, quiet study areas, and copyright information.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of March 1st, 2010. It notes that midterms are upcoming and welcomes students to the newly expanded Learning Commons which added more space, study rooms, computers, and seating. It also provides information on resources related to the earthquake in Haiti, study abroad advising hours, and various library services.
The Learning Commons at UMass Amherst underwent extensive renovations over winter break, expanding the space by 5,000 square feet and increasing the number of study rooms and seating. The library has also compiled resources on its website about the earthquake in Haiti. Upcoming deadlines are listed for contests to win money for undergraduate research and book collecting.
The document announces that the library will be open 24/7 during final exams from December 7th to 19th and provides information about extended hours and services for studying, research assistance, workshops, and more during this period. It also advertises resources like subject guides, the undergraduate research award, computer access, printing services, and help available from various library departments.
The document provides announcements for services and resources available at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons from January 17th to 22nd, 2011. It highlights the expanded Circulation/Reserves desk, welcomes back students for the spring semester, and advertises advising services, streaming video collections, exhibits, printing services, wireless access, and quiet study areas available at the Learning Commons. It also includes reminders about parking, copyright policies, and how to access past announcements online.
The Learning Commons at UMass Amherst announces various events and services available. These include a photo caption contest from the Special Collections, expanded circulation services, study abroad advising, new streaming video collections, exhibits on science fiction and the Swift River Valley, research and advising services from OURS and the Writing Center, quiet study spaces, and reminders about printing and technology help available.
The document announces that the library will be open 24/7 during final exams from December 7th to 19th. It provides information on satellite library hours in different subject areas and research guides on various topics created by librarians. It also announces a student research award, a brief survey on electronic resources, and a football memorabilia exhibit in the library.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst from January 10-15, 2011. It highlights new and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk, study abroad advising, streaming video collections, exhibits, the addition of the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship as a new service provider, parking validation, social media presence, lost and found services, remote assistance from librarians, poster printing, wireless access, laptop policies during fire alarms, printing tips, research guides, and tutoring services.
The document announces various events and services available at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons and libraries for the week of October 6th. It highlights an Open Access Day event on October 14th, the opening of a new Image Collection Library, study abroad advising hours, equipment available to borrow like headphones and calculators, printing services, research help services, and hours for the Writing Center, Academic Advising Link, and Learning Resource Center.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of October 16-22, 2011. It highlights upcoming exhibits at the library, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded services at the circulation desk, and various academic support services available at the Learning Commons including tutoring, writing help, technology support, and academic advising.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of January 8-14, 2012. It highlights opportunities such as the Undergraduate Research Award and Book Collecting Contest with cash prizes. It also announces the launch of an online repository called Credo containing digitized collections from the university archives. Other announcements include updates to circulation services, study abroad advising, streaming video collections, parking reminders, and information about services available at the Learning Commons such as printing, tech support, writing help, tutoring and quiet study spaces.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of January 3-7, 2012. It announces upcoming awards and contests for papers and book collections. It also announces the launch of an online repository for digital collections and updates about services available at the Learning Commons, including expanded circulation services, study abroad advising, streaming video collections, printing services, and more.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of December 18-24, 2011. It highlights upcoming contests and deadlines, new and ongoing exhibits, library services and resources, and tips for using the library facilities.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst from December 11-17, 2011. It announces upcoming contests and deadlines, new exhibits in the library, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded services at the circulation desk, and reminders about study spaces, printing, and technology support available at the Learning Commons.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of November 27th to December 3rd. It highlights various exhibits at the libraries, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, new and expanded services at the circulation desk, and advising services available at the Learning Commons. It also provides information on printing and technology resources available to students.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of November 19th-25th. It highlights various exhibits at the libraries, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, new and expanded services at the circulation desk, and advising services available at the library. It also provides information on printing and technology resources available at the Learning Commons.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of November 13th to 19th. It highlights various exhibits at the library, new resources like an online repository and streaming video collections, services available at the Learning Commons like academic advising and printing, and reminders about library policies.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of November 6th-12th. It highlights various exhibits at the library, new resources like an online repository and streaming video collections, services like study abroad advising and printing, and reminders about quiet study areas and copyright guidelines.
1) The Learning Commons is hosting various exhibits on topics like nature photography and UMass football history, and has launched an online repository called Credo to provide digital access to special collections.
2) The Circulation/Reserves desk has been expanded and improved, and the library now offers streaming video collections, study abroad advising, remote printing services, and research guides.
3) The Learning Commons provides services like laptop lending, technical support, writing and subject tutoring, quiet study spaces, and information on copyright compliance.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of October 23rd-29th. It highlights several upcoming events and new services available including a football exhibit, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded circulation services, and streaming video collections. It also provides information on printing and technology services available at the Learning Commons.
1) The Learning Commons is announcing various events and services available including a football exhibit, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded circulation services, and study abroad advising.
2) Streaming video collections and remote printing services are now available for students. Students can also get research help, writing assistance, academic advising, and tutoring from Learning Commons services.
3) The announcements provide updates on quiet study areas, printing tips, and copyright education resources available through the Learning Commons and library.
1) The Learning Commons is announcing various events and services available including a football exhibit, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded circulation services, and study abroad advising.
2) Streaming video collections and remote printing services are now available for students. Students can also get research help, writing assistance, academic advising, and tutoring from Learning Commons services.
3) The announcements provide updates on quiet study areas, printing tips, and copyright education resources available through the Learning Commons and library.
1) The Learning Commons is announcing various events and services available including a football exhibit, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded circulation services, and study abroad advising.
2) Streaming video collections and remote printing services are now available for students. Students can also get research help, writing assistance, academic advising, and tutoring from Learning Commons services.
3) The announcements provide updates on quiet study areas, printing tips, and copyright education resources available through the Learning Commons and library.
- The Learning Commons is announcing various events and services available at the Du Bois Library, including an exhibit on UMass football memories, a study abroad fair, and the launch of an online repository called Credo containing digitized special collections.
- Library services highlighted include expanded circulation and reserves services, study abroad advising, streaming video collections, wireless printing, and research assistance from librarians.
The document announces various events, exhibits, and services available at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons and Du Bois Library over the next week, including exhibits on scanography and football memorabilia, a study abroad fair, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded circulation services, and advising services. It also provides information on resources like streaming videos, printing services, technology support, research assistance, writing and tutoring centers, and quiet study areas.
The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of June 5-11, 2011. It highlights new and expanded services at the Circulation/Reserves desk, study abroad advising hours, streaming video collections, parking validation, lost and found services, academic advising, and technical support services available. It also provides tips on printing and using laptops during fire alarms.
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4. Welcome to the New,
Expanded Learning Commons!
Over wintersession, extensive renovations
were completed. Some of the changes are:
• 5,000 additional sq. ft. of space
• 8 more study rooms, total = 26
• Seating space for 400, up from 250
• Over 200 computers, including
more than 30 Macs
• New multimedia computers
5. HAITI
In response to the earthquake in Haiti, librarians have compiled a list of
resources for the campus community and the public:
http://guides.library.umass.edu/haiti.
You can also go to the Library home page and click on Subject Research
Guides. Look for Hot Topics on right hand side.
The web page includes links to local/international news coverage of this tragedy
and organizations that are providing assistance, as well as library resources for
background information.
This page will be updated frequently in the coming days and will reflect current
efforts by the library and community organizations to serve residents affected by
this event.
6. Study Abroad Advising
at
The Link
Mondays: 11:00 a.m-2:00 p.m., 4:00-7:00 p.m.
Tuesdays: 1:15-2:15 p.m., 4:00-7:00 p.m.
Wednesdays: 12:00-7:00 p.m.
Thursdays: 4:00-7:00 p.m.
Fridays: 12:00-2:00 p.m.
Brought to you by the International Programs Office, 545-2710,
www.ipo.umass.edu, abroad@ipo.umass.edu
7. WRITING THE LANDSCAPE
Books from the Library of
American Landscape History
February 1 to May 20
Opening reception
Thursday, February 4
4:00-6:00 pm
Lower Level
Du Bois Library
9. Leave something behind in the library?
Check the Library’s Lost and Found at the
Circulation Desk on the Entrance Level.
10. The Academic Advising Link
is a walk-in advising service providing declared and
undeclared undergraduates with answers to quick advising
questions.
Experienced Peer Advisors are on hand to assist you with:
Finding General Education courses
Interpreting your Degree Progress Report
Navigating Spire
and much more!
11. Phone
Can’t get to the Email Instant
Library? You can still message
get help from your
friendly UMass
librarians!
12. Please Excuse Our Appearance!
The Du Bois Improvement Project
Renovations are underway in the
Du Bois Library to replace the
building’s HVAC (heating,
ventilating, and air conditioning)
system and expand the Learning
Commons on the Lower Level.
The project will take approximately two years and will add 5,000
square feet to the Learning Commons.
14. THIS IS BIG.
• Print posters up to 42” wide
• Premium satin-finish photo paper
• Great for presentations
• Printing by appointment only
Learn more:
http://www.umass.edu/learningcommons/posters/
15. During a FIRE ALARM
what do I do with a LIBRARY LAPTOP?
IF YOU CAN CARRY IT: IF YOU CANNOT CARRY IT:
Bring the laptop with you. Leave the laptop where it is.
Return it within 4 hours of the Library reopening. Once you are safe, call (413)545-2358
If you cannot return it within 4 hours:
Contact the Reserve Office at (413) 545-2358 or
appealsrmm@library.umass.edu
If you follow these instructions, late fees will be waived.
YOUR SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY
Leave as quickly as possible
16. The UMass Amherst wireless network is now available on
every floor in the W.E.B. Du Bois Library.
To access the network:
1. Connect to the ‘UMASS’ wireless network.
2. Open a browser.
3. Log in with your NetID (OIT Account user
name) and password.
For more information, see:
www.oit.umass.edu/network/wireless
Coverage may vary depending upon location. Some areas on each
floor (e.g., in the stacks) may have limited or no coverage.
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18. Remember to: :
Save to an external source such as a USB drive or UDrive
to avoid data loss if the computer is shut down!!!
19. Too many databases? Not sure where to start?
Don’t be overwhelmed—use a Research Guide!
A team of 18 librarians has created over 80 new subject
research guides for various topics. These are designed to
be convenient and relevant to students and faculty doing
research, and can be embedded in SPARK. You can find
them at http://www.library.umass.edu/subject or just use
the link on the homepage.
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21. Check the availability of OIT computer
stations in the Learning Commons
and the Computer Classrooms:
http://classrooms-av.oit.umass.edu/view.php
Be sure to check the classroom hours and scheduled
classes at the site before going to a classroom!
22. OIT’s Remote Printing Service is here!
• Install a small plug-in on your own computer
• Send print jobs from your dorm room or the campus
wireless network to Learning Commons printers
• You have 8 hours to come pick up your print job.
Want to learn more?
•Ask at the Learning Commons & Technical Support Desk, or
•Visit the OIT website at http://www.oit.umass.edu/classrooms/printing/remote.html
23. Printing files from SPARK?
Avoid problems! Before you print,
SAVE YOUR FILE TO THE DESKTOP
THEN, open it and print.
24. Services: Reserve, Media & Microforms Department
Reserve, Media & Microforms Department
3rd floor, Du Bois Library
•Get readings that your professors have assigned for class
•Borrow or view DVDs, audio recordings, and other media
•Explore the retrofuturistic world of Microforms
Borrow a laptop, projector, or video camera
to use in the library
25. Remember to: :
Save to an external source such as a USB drive or UDrive
to avoid data loss if the computer is shut down!!!
26. Services: LC & Technical Support Desk
Learning Commons & Technical Support Desk
Get help with…
• Hardware & software
questions
• Accounts, passwords,
connections
• Navigating the library
and Learning Commons
• Stop by, call, or instant
Open every hour the Library is!!!! message us
27. Services: Reference & Research Assistance
Reference & Research Assistance
Find the perfect sources for your papers and
other research—work with a librarian!
•Stop by the Reference & Research
Assistance Desk anytime it is open…
•Make an appointment to work with a
subject specialist librarian…
•Or, ask a question via phone, email,
or IM.
http://www.library.umass.edu/ask
28. Services: Writing Center
Writing Center
Stop in or make an appointment to get 30 minutes of
assistance on your writing project from trained experts.
All levels and disciplines are welcome!
Check out umass.edu/writingcenter for details and appointments
29. Services: Academic Advising Link
Academic Advising Link
Academic advisors can connect you with the right academic programs
and opportunities and support your journey to academic success.
•Advising resources
•Campus-wide academic support
•General Education
Requirements
•Registration rules & regulations
•Special Learning Opportunities
•Degree Progress Audit
•SPIRE
30. The Academic Advising Link
is a walk-in advising service providing declared and
undeclared undergraduates with answers to quick advising
questions.
Experienced Peer Advisors are on hand to assist you with:
Finding General Education courses
Interpreting your Degree Progress Report
Navigating Spire
and much more!
31. Services: Learning Resource Center
Learning Resource Center
(10th floor of the W.E.B. Du Bois Library)
• Tutoring and supplemental instruction
for many difficult first and second year
courses.
• Drop-in help and weekly sessions
• Students helping students!
•Sunday 5 -10 P.M.
•Monday - Thursday 1 - 10 P.M.
Check umass.edu/LRC for details…
32. Looking for quiet?
•Quiet study areas on 2nd and 3rd floors provide
comfortable seating, electrical outlets, and wireless
Internet access
•Drop-in carrels on 7th and 10th floors offer individual
study space; day-use lockers also located on these floors.
•To report noise in quiet areas in the Library, call 1-2272
from a phone in any elevator lobby, or go to the Building
Operations Desk on the entrance level.
33. Sample question from OIT Copyright Quiz
What is the minimum the RIAA (Recording Industry
Association of America) can make you pay for
infringing copyright on just one song?(Choose one)
• a. $0.99 per song
• b. $75.00 per song
• c. $100.00 per song
• d. $500.00 per song
• e. $750.00 per song
34. • A federal jury today ordered a Boston University
graduate student to pay four record labels $675,000 in
damages for illegally downloading 30 songs and sharing
them online. Boston.com 7/31/09
•That is the equivalent of 115 years of in-state tuition at UMass
Visit oit.umass.edu/copyright/index.html for information.
35. Sample question from OIT Copyright Quiz
What is the minimum the RIAA (Recording Industry
Association of America) can make you pay for
infringing copyright on just one song?(Choose one)
Inform yourself. Protect yourself.
Take the OIT Copyright Quiz:
http://www.oit.umass.edu/copyright/quiz.html
37. Did a slide go by too quickly?
View these announcements on the Web!
Visit the Learning Commons website:
http://www.umass.edu/learningcommons
and click Weekly Announcements (under News)