Review articles provide a summary and evaluation of a book, software, or hardware product that may be of interest to library instructors. All LIRT News articles should be practical and useful. Our contributors use a journalistic, sometimes humorous, tone. Occasionally, feature articles can extend to one thousand words or more, but a more typical length is 500-800 words. Authors should be guided by what they have to say rather than an arbitrary word length.
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