Calling all Spartans! Don't miss your opportunity to visit with Pet
Partners' therapy pets on November 30, 2017, from 12 - 3 p.m. in the
First Floor Reading Room of Jackson Library.
Take a break from studying for finals and stressing about deadlines to
relax with therapy pets at University Libraries. These furry friends are
all geared up to play away your anxiety.
UNCG students will have the opportunity to mingle, de-stress and hug their favorite dogs and cats!
Have questions about therapy pets? Want to express how excited you are to meet these animals? Tweet us @uncglib, check our Instagram @uncglibraries or contact us on Facebook @uncglibraries,
Don't forget to share your photos with us using the hashtag
#LoveLibraries and stop by and visit with these wonderful pets in
person!
http://uncglibrariesannouncements.blogspot.com/2017/11/therapy-pets-visit-jackson-library-on.html
Announcements, projects, and favorite things from the UNCG health sciences librarian.
Monday, November 27, 2017
11/30, 12/3, 12/4 - Free coffee in Jackson Library
Free coffee, tea and hot chocolate will be provided for UNCG students on
the first floor of Jackson Library with deliveries at 9 pm and 12 a.m.
on November 30, December 3 and December 4, 2017. Co-sponsored by
University Libraries, the Friends of the UNCG Libraries, UNCG Campus
Activities & Programs and UNCG Student Government Association.
http://uncglibrariesannouncements.blogspot.com/2017/11/free-coffee-in-jackson-library.html
http://uncglibrariesannouncements.blogspot.com/2017/11/free-coffee-in-jackson-library.html
Thursday, November 9, 2017
Instructors - Appointment Slots in Google Calendar
Hi all,
I'm a fan of teaching tips from the University Teaching and Learning Center. With ITS, they've started providing tech tips for instructors. Huzzah!
To learn about creating appointment slots with a calendar that you probably already use, watch this (2 mins):
For myself, I already have a system for scheduling appointments. LibCal, only licensed for use by library employees.
But the Google cal method looks lovely. The video shows a link to get more information.
I'm a fan of teaching tips from the University Teaching and Learning Center. With ITS, they've started providing tech tips for instructors. Huzzah!
To learn about creating appointment slots with a calendar that you probably already use, watch this (2 mins):
For myself, I already have a system for scheduling appointments. LibCal, only licensed for use by library employees.
But the Google cal method looks lovely. The video shows a link to get more information.
Monday, November 6, 2017
Health & Wellness Resource Center
We now have Health & Wellness Resource Center - online encyclopedias, magazines, journals, images, and more.
It is linked in the libraries Databases list and you can log in using your iSpartan account.
It is linked in the libraries Databases list and you can log in using your iSpartan account.
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
UNCG Online Instructors - take a survey, win a gift card
A few weeks ago we sent out a survey to
help the library better understand the information and service needs of
our faculty who teach online classes, so that we can work towards better
serving you! If you have not completed it yet, there is still time. We
are extending the deadline to November 6th!
While participation is completely voluntary, responses will greatly
help us help you. Completing the survey will also enter you into a
drawing for an Amazon Gift Card. The survey should take between 10 and
15 minutes to complete.
The survey results will be anonymous to both the researcher and all data shared will be in aggregate form. Risks include possible personal identification by the researchers based on answers, but the aggregate form of sharing should prevent such identification by the broader audience. Individual responses will only be viewed by the PIs on this research and all potential identifiers, including IP address, will not be associated with results. Data will be stored securely in qualtrics and only accessible to the researchers involved. Other risks are not greater than those experienced from regular computer use. Benefits include the improvement of library services and resources available to distance and online faculty, as well as improved outreach and marketing of new resources.
Take the survey here: https://uncg.qualtrics.com/jfe /form/SV_9v3QVgppznIoNH7
Thank you for your time and your responses!
Kate Hill, Electronic Resources Librarian
Sam Harlow, Online Learning Librarian
UNCG University Libraries
The survey results will be anonymous to both the researcher and all data shared will be in aggregate form. Risks include possible personal identification by the researchers based on answers, but the aggregate form of sharing should prevent such identification by the broader audience. Individual responses will only be viewed by the PIs on this research and all potential identifiers, including IP address, will not be associated with results. Data will be stored securely in qualtrics and only accessible to the researchers involved. Other risks are not greater than those experienced from regular computer use. Benefits include the improvement of library services and resources available to distance and online faculty, as well as improved outreach and marketing of new resources.
Take the survey here: https://uncg.qualtrics.com/jfe
Thank you for your time and your responses!
Kate Hill, Electronic Resources Librarian
Sam Harlow, Online Learning Librarian
UNCG University Libraries
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)