Archive for the tag "searching"
Leaves of Graph
ACRLog welcomes a guest post from Pete Coco, the Humanities Liaison at Wheaton College in Norton, MA, and Managing Editor at Each Moment a Mountain. Note: This post makes heavy use of web content from Google Search and Knowledge Graph. Because this content can vary by user and is subject to change at anytime, this [...]
Posted: 23 August, 2012 in Google, Information Literacy.
Tags: Google Knowledge Graph, internet, searching, website evaluation
Comments: 2
Searching the Library Website and Beyond: A Graduate Student Perspective
This month’s post in our series of guest academic librarian bloggers is by Julia Skinner, a first year Information Studies doctoral student at Florida State University. She blogs at Julia’s Library Research. I just finished my MLS, and one of the issues raised frequently both in and out of the classroom was how to get [...]
Posted: 1 September, 2011 in Google, Graduate Students, Information Literacy, LIS Education, Student Issues.
Tags: internet, library website, searching
Comments: 6