Working on a project where you need to create a map? Or maybe you need to analyze a large amount of text? Need to pull a lot of information from a site, but not sure what web scraper to use? Don’t worry, the library is here to support you. The library has staff that can Read More …
By: Kyle Tanaka, RESC Fellow, Woodruff Library Imagine your kitchen for a moment. Somewhere, you’ve probably got a cupboard, a drawer, or a pantry filled with stuff. How did you decide what goes where? How did you decide what goes in this drawer vs. that cupboard? How did you decide how the drawer itself is Read More …
Since the start of the semester will arrive before we know it, the Oxford College Library wanted to share some resources, tips, and suggestions for ways we can support your spring semester courses. The switch to hybrid and remote teaching and learning created many challenges for students and instructors. To reduce frustration for you and Read More …
Tell us what you really think! Emory Libraries is seeking your input about online learning tools that would help students understand concepts related to the use of library resources and services. We want to hear from students about how you learn online and what types of online learning tools (e.g. tutorials, videos, infographics, etc.) you think would be helpful. Read More …
Looking to learn a new digital skill like coding, Photoshop, app building, or Excel? Emory now provides access to Lynda.com for all University faculty, staff, and students! Lynda offers over 2,ooo video tutorials on how to use almost any software program you can imagine. Whether you’re looking for an introduction to Photoshop or iMovie, or want to learn advance Read More …
Learning a new language this semester? There are several resources available to aid your study of a foreign language. The Emory College Language Center promotes the teaching and learning of languages across Emory University. The ECLC provides a variety of online resources for self-learning a foreign language. The DuoLingo website and accompanying app is a fantastic resource. DuoLingo makes learning Read More …
Did you know? Library Help sessions are available Monday – Thursday, 6-9pm for help with research, citations, and more. No appointment necessary. The library can help you with many of your technology needs. The recent ISP podcast features the library technology available for you to use. The library is full of resources for international Read More …
The inaugural episode of the International Student Programs Podcast, hosted by Jennifer Knupp, International Student Programs Coordinator with Oxford College, features members of the Oxford campus technology (OCIT) department and library staff members Ben Brown and Christopher Bishop. In an effort to share campus resources with new international students, Jennifer allowed both OCIT and the library an opportunity Read More …
Dr. David Gowler’s Honor’s Seminar class, “Chorus of Voices: The “Afterlives’ of Parables” has made great use of living and learning in the Oxford College library. Dr. Gowler and students meet in the library Special Collections Room, where they are able to look at online materials or easily access items from both the main collection Read More …
Oxford Library and the Writing Center are working together to host Writing & Research Studio Hours! These hours will be held in the evening and will be involve librarians and writing center tutors working together. Our goal is to have a workshop-like atmosphere where students can bring drafts for a “one shop stop” experience. While Read More …
When: Thursday, November 4 Where: Library Rm. 230 What: Zotero – a free tool that helps you manage your research sources! Collect & organize your sources! Create bibliographies! No need to RSVP–just bring your laptop. Ellen and Jonathan will walk you through creating an account and getting started, as well as how to use Zotero Read More …
