Space is limited, so please sign up at either the Peabody Graduate Student Orientation on Friday, August 29, or at the Education Library reference desk before September 10. This is a good time to find out what the Library has to offer and how we can help you with your research efforts. The workshop includes how to find information, set bookmarks, use search engines, plus tips on evaluating Web sites. The classes are held in the Social Religious Building Computer Lab. There are 24 Macintosh computers.
Registration is required.
New Services in Reference Sometime during the Fall Semester the Reference Department will add two new pieces of hardware that should help you get your work in the library done quickly and easily. Printing from the laserwriter will be free, but we do ask that you practice restraint and try to print only what is necessary. As ever, just ask at the Reference Desk if you have any questions about using these two new resources. Here are a few titles recently added to the Education Library collection. ProQuest, like other databases, contains citations and abstracts, but also includes some articles in full-text format.