This page contains an archive of all entries posted to Luria Library in the Internet category. They are listed from oldest to newest.
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We all use the internet; some more frequently than others. Navigation on a web site is critical for the success of any web site and the library's is no different. The options to the right are designed to capture the basic elements of our services. If you see something missing or something is confusing, please let us know.
The internet provides a wealth of great information, but we don't always know who is providing that information, or if they are qualified. One tool we can use to narrow our searches are library related web sites, databases, and indexes that are evaluated by people (not machines). Many such sites exist on the internet with free access, but it can be difficult to search them all individually. Google has made a tool available for us to customize a search. Try this custom search out:
OK, last week I gave you Professor Welsh's take on classrooms and students. Here is another video from his digital ethnography project at Kansas State University. Introducing Information R/evolution:
