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Problems with Google Scholar have been solved

RWEUR wrote 5 days ago: Good news! The problems with Google Scholar have been solved: the link ‘Import into RefWorks … more →

Tags: Databases news, Importing references

RefWorks and Google Scholar

jackhyland wrote 1 week ago: As of July 9, direct export from Google Scholar to RefWorks isn’t working. Google are aware of … more →

Tags: RefWorks

Google Scholar & RefWorks

RWEUR wrote 1 week ago: Maybe you’ve already noticed: the opportunity to import references from Google Scholar to RefW … more →

Tags: Importing references, RefWorks news

The Current Information Landscape: HE Libraries in the UK

nazlin1 wrote 1 week ago: Google is the first port of call for many library users, students and academics alike.  It provides … more →

Tags: Current Information Landscape, Google, Academic Libraries, Higher Education, he, UK, amazon com, Recommender Systems, collaborative filterning alg

Google, Michael Jackson, and Scholarly Research2 comments

Michael Steeleworthy wrote 2 weeks ago: The Google Blog recently published an interesting post that contextualizes the media hype surroundin … more →

Tags: Librarianship, The Information Society, Google, MICHAEL JACKSON

Google Translate- is this changing the nature of LOTE teaching?4 comments

jennylu wrote 1 month ago: Image by Getty Images via Daylife I was involved in a session the other day with Yr 9 student … more →

Tags: Google, Tools, Google Translate, Book of Genesis, Erich Fromm, Tower Of Babel, State Library of Victoria, translation

Who Are You? Digital Identity in Science1 comment

Duncan wrote 1 month ago: The organisers of the Science Online London 2009 conference are asking people to propose their own … more →

Tags: Conferences, Data Mining, Lyrical, author-id, Bruno Harbulot, contributor-id, CrossRef, Digital Identity, FOAF

Michael Ley on Digital Bibliographies

Duncan wrote 1 month ago: Michael Ley is visiting Manchester this week, he will be doing a seminar on Wednesday 3rd June, her … more →

Tags: Publishing, Seminars, Data Mining, defrost, connotea, CiteULike, arxiv, Scopus, bibliography

Research Tip of the Day: But my professor said "don't use the Internet!"

charnigo wrote 1 month ago: As the Education Librarian, I spend most of my time trying to steer students towards the library dat … more →

Tags: Research Tip of the Day, library research, Research Tips, Using the Internet, Open Access Journals, Doaj

Exhaustion

Robert Frittmann wrote 1 month ago: One of the benefits of being on paid leave is that, if I get a little carried away with my preparati … more →

Tags: 05.05 Bibliographies, LinkedIn, BiblioExpress, EndNote

Preparation

Robert Frittmann wrote 1 month ago: Sitting back and relaxing on my paid leave for four weeks is not in my plan at all. Even though seme … more →

Tags: 05. Study Tools, google book search, KeePass, LinkedIn, PersonalBrain

Google Scholar

Murat Tekin K wrote 1 month ago: Google Scholar is a search engine that refines its search results to academic related web sites. It … more →

Tags: Search Engines, Science research, Google, Search Engine

21st Century Researcher - Google Docs on May 14

egratz wrote 2 months ago: Hey all you 21st Century Researchers! It’s not too late to get to the last couple of sessions … more →

Tags: Research, 21st Century Researcher, writing

World Wide Web

trolleywood wrote 3 months ago: I was using my Twitter today, which I got recently, maybe a few weeks ago, and a thought pranced acr … more →

Tags: twitter, Internet, eMail, facebook, Online, collapse, Tweet, media, Communication

World Wide Web

trolleywood wrote 3 months ago: I was using my Twitter today, which I got recently, maybe a few weeks ago, and a thought pranced acr … more →

Tags: twitter, Internet, eMail, facebook, Online, collapse, Tweet, media, Communication

Library Channel on YouTube...04.10.09

lonewolflibrarian wrote 3 months ago: Library Channel Spotlight: Google Scholar … more →

Tags: librarians, Library 2.0, Library Channel

"Lullaby For The Lonely" - Marty Willson Piper. Sad themes, yet gracefully poised delivery, so: What Gives? A Meanspeed Music Theory analysis of the reason why the sad singer really does not sound as empathetic. Marty tries so hard to soothe that it makes one feel *more* lonely - Explanation within. NPR Song Of The Day, Available LEGAL and FREE as the Song of The Day, 4/6/9.

Ian Andrew Schneider wrote 3 months ago: “I hate happy songs. Happy songs depress me.”  – Sting, The Today® Show, c. 1988 … more →

Tags: rhythm, Neurology, Tempo, Speed, Music, Self-Help, beats per minute, pattern, Mathematical Psychology

News, Academic-Health Science Libraries, Collection Management: Ruminations on Reference - Part 2: Using the (Real) or (Virtual) Library Collections

creaky15 wrote 3 months ago: This is Part 2 of a 3-part post about managing and maintaining a core Reference collection, and the … more →

Tags: Academic Medicine, instruction, Libraries or Librarians, Medicine 2.0, News & Medical News, Other Stuff, Scholarly Publications, Scholarly Publishing & Open Access, Web 2.0 and Geek Stuff

Google Scholar hits

tessmudge wrote 3 months ago: After a quick search on Google Scholar I came across several articles that could be quite pertinent … more →

Tags: Honours blog


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