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Inside
The Clarion University Libraries
February 17, 2009
In This Issue
Workshops Can
Help
Print Errors In
Library Computer
Labs
Computer Tip:
Color Coded Tabs
Something To
Think About
CU Libraries’ Links
Inside The Clarion
University Libraries
Read back issues of the
Libraries’ newsletter
Library Home
Your link to all of the
Libraries’ resources
PILOT
Search the Libraries’
online catalog
A-Z Database
Search the Libraries’
extensive collection of
electronic journals and ebooks
Contact Us
Dr. Terry Latour
Dean of Libraries
Volume 4, Number 21
About “Inside The Clarion University Libraries”
The Clarion University Libraries newsletter is published weekly when classes are in session.
Through Inside, we share information about our services and resources with the campus community.
Inside is best viewed with Microsoft Outlook.
However, you can read a PDF version of Inside online.
Access it through the Libraries’ homepage at: www.clarion.edu/library
Workshops Can Help
These brief workshops, which are open to all, are held in Room 201 of the
Carlson Library. Please contact Karen Sheesman at 393-18341 or email
Karen to reserve your spot!
Avoiding Plagiarism & Citing Your Source
Monday, February 23, 11:00 a.m.
Have your professors warned you not to plagiarize? Have you
seen stories in the news about the consequences of plagiarism?
You definitely want to avoid it, but what exactly is it? Attend this
session to learn more about plagiarism and tips to avoid it.
RefWorks
Tuesday, February 24, 2:30 p.m.
Do you need to write a research paper this semester? With
funding from Technology Fees, the University Libraries offer
RefWorks, an online research management and writing tool
that makes it easier to gather, manage, cite, and share all
types of information.
Locating Sources Not In Your Library Collection & ILLiad
Wednesday, February 25, 3:00 p.m.
Have you done research and not found enough sources at
Carlson Library? Have you searched for a book or journal
article and found out that the Library does not have it? Can't
find books in the library on your topic? If so, come to this
session to learn how to search and find books all over the world. Learn how
to get resources sent to you in days. Don't be limited to using just items
held at your local library.
Searching The Internet: Best Of The Web
Thursday, February 26, 3:00 p.m.
Are you overwhelmed with the amount of information that you
get when you do a Google search? Would you like to learn how
to get more focused, accurate results? Come to this session to
learn about some strategies, tips, and specialized search
engines to help you focus your results and locate higher
quality information on the web.
Print Errors In Library Computer Labs
Printing in Computer Labs in the University Libraries is provided as a service
by the Center for Computing Services. If problems occur when printing, the
following is their policy:
Eligibility for a reprint:
Paper jam
Low toner
Gobbledygook (nonsense) printing
Print sent, but not released
In short, any equipment or system error
Not eligible for a reprint:
Too many (or “blank”) pages
Misspelled words
Wrong page numbers
Printed the wrong document
In short, anything you could – and should – have checked
first in the “Print Preview”.
If the equipment malfunctions, you should immediately go to the lab
assistant to have the problem reviewed. For more information on Computing
Lab printing, please consult the Computing Services Website. The Library
and lab assistants cannot refund your Eagle Card or a cash transaction.
Computer Tip: Color Coded Tabs
Starting with the 2002 (XP) version of Excel, users
have the capability of color coding the tabs on their
worksheets to organize them in a more efficient
manner.
1. Right-click the tab at the bottom of a
Worksheet and select “Tab Color.”
2. In the “Format Tab Color” window, select the
desired color.
Something to Think About:
Success on any major scale
requires you
to accept responsibility.
In the final analysis,
the one quality that
all successful people have
is the ability to
take on responsibility.
~~Michael Korda
The Clarion University Libraries
February 17, 2009
In This Issue
Workshops Can
Help
Print Errors In
Library Computer
Labs
Computer Tip:
Color Coded Tabs
Something To
Think About
CU Libraries’ Links
Inside The Clarion
University Libraries
Read back issues of the
Libraries’ newsletter
Library Home
Your link to all of the
Libraries’ resources
PILOT
Search the Libraries’
online catalog
A-Z Database
Search the Libraries’
extensive collection of
electronic journals and ebooks
Contact Us
Dr. Terry Latour
Dean of Libraries
Volume 4, Number 21
About “Inside The Clarion University Libraries”
The Clarion University Libraries newsletter is published weekly when classes are in session.
Through Inside, we share information about our services and resources with the campus community.
Inside is best viewed with Microsoft Outlook.
However, you can read a PDF version of Inside online.
Access it through the Libraries’ homepage at: www.clarion.edu/library
Workshops Can Help
These brief workshops, which are open to all, are held in Room 201 of the
Carlson Library. Please contact Karen Sheesman at 393-18341 or email
Karen to reserve your spot!
Avoiding Plagiarism & Citing Your Source
Monday, February 23, 11:00 a.m.
Have your professors warned you not to plagiarize? Have you
seen stories in the news about the consequences of plagiarism?
You definitely want to avoid it, but what exactly is it? Attend this
session to learn more about plagiarism and tips to avoid it.
RefWorks
Tuesday, February 24, 2:30 p.m.
Do you need to write a research paper this semester? With
funding from Technology Fees, the University Libraries offer
RefWorks, an online research management and writing tool
that makes it easier to gather, manage, cite, and share all
types of information.
Locating Sources Not In Your Library Collection & ILLiad
Wednesday, February 25, 3:00 p.m.
Have you done research and not found enough sources at
Carlson Library? Have you searched for a book or journal
article and found out that the Library does not have it? Can't
find books in the library on your topic? If so, come to this
session to learn how to search and find books all over the world. Learn how
to get resources sent to you in days. Don't be limited to using just items
held at your local library.
Searching The Internet: Best Of The Web
Thursday, February 26, 3:00 p.m.
Are you overwhelmed with the amount of information that you
get when you do a Google search? Would you like to learn how
to get more focused, accurate results? Come to this session to
learn about some strategies, tips, and specialized search
engines to help you focus your results and locate higher
quality information on the web.
Print Errors In Library Computer Labs
Printing in Computer Labs in the University Libraries is provided as a service
by the Center for Computing Services. If problems occur when printing, the
following is their policy:
Eligibility for a reprint:
Paper jam
Low toner
Gobbledygook (nonsense) printing
Print sent, but not released
In short, any equipment or system error
Not eligible for a reprint:
Too many (or “blank”) pages
Misspelled words
Wrong page numbers
Printed the wrong document
In short, anything you could – and should – have checked
first in the “Print Preview”.
If the equipment malfunctions, you should immediately go to the lab
assistant to have the problem reviewed. For more information on Computing
Lab printing, please consult the Computing Services Website. The Library
and lab assistants cannot refund your Eagle Card or a cash transaction.
Computer Tip: Color Coded Tabs
Starting with the 2002 (XP) version of Excel, users
have the capability of color coding the tabs on their
worksheets to organize them in a more efficient
manner.
1. Right-click the tab at the bottom of a
Worksheet and select “Tab Color.”
2. In the “Format Tab Color” window, select the
desired color.
Something to Think About:
Success on any major scale
requires you
to accept responsibility.
In the final analysis,
the one quality that
all successful people have
is the ability to
take on responsibility.
~~Michael Korda