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Humanities Library Information

New Humanities Material November 2009 November 5, 2009

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Our new list of recent purchases for the Humanities collection, including the latest Fiction, CDs and DVDs, can be seen here:
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Welcome & Feedback! October 2, 2009

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Humanities Info @ Imperial College London welcomes new students!

If you have any questions or feedback about your Introduction to the Library session please email me or fill in a feedback form!

Take a look at our 6 Steps for New Students for more information on the Library.

 

Easter Vacation borrowing at the Central Library April 7, 2009

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  • from 21 March, Short and Standard loans may be borrowed on request by all readers until 27 April, providing there are still 4 copies in the library.
  • please ask if you want any books issued for the vacation, otherwise the usual loan periods will apply.

More information on Easter vacation borrowing can be found on our website.

 

Important Changes to Refworks Access April 1, 2009

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The Imperial College London Library subscription to Athens will come to an end on the 31 July 2009 and a new authentication system called UK Federation will replace it.

To maintain access to your RefWorks database you will need to move your data from the old system (Athens) to the new (UK Federation).

Please see Converting a RefWorks database to UK Federation for more information.

 

Historical British Newspapers March 6, 2009

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The Library’s collections of historical British newspapers have been extended, with two new resources available that you can use to delve into the past history of Britain.
1. The Burnley Collection is the largest single collection of 17th and 18th century British news media. Newly digitised, this collection includes lesser known publications alongside more familiar ones, as well as interesting ephemera such as pamphlets.
2. British Newspapers 1600-1900 is a new interface that allows you to search across both the Burnley Collection, and 19th Century British Newspapers, at the same time.

 

New Haldane Material for March March 3, 2009

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Our latest list of new material for the Haldane collection is now available.

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Web Journal of Mass Communication Research February 24, 2009

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A freely available full-text e-journal edited from the University of Ohio in the U.S. This journal looks at the role of the Web in communication, and how the Web has shaped and influenced communication – and continues to do so.

 

New Haldane Collection Material Feb 2009 February 6, 2009

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You can view our latest purchases for the Haldane Collection now:

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Library Open Forum – Q & A January 27, 2009

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Although the recent Library Forum unfortunately could not go ahead, the Library has answered questions from people who had planned to attend.
Topics covered include:  noise control at Central Library, access to print journals, and issues with assistive technology.
Take a look at what was covered.

 

Library Forum 16 January – Cancellation January 9, 2009

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We are grateful to everyone who has shown interest in the Library Open Forum but at this busy time, and with some of you facing exams, it has become clear that this is not the best time for the Forum to be held so we have decided to cancel the 16th January meeting. We are sorry for any inconvenience this causes.

We have invited those of you who had planned to attend to meet the Director of Library Services informally, and of course we shall answer all questions you have sent us as well as any further questions you may have.

We shall post your questions and our responses on our website www.imperial.ac.uk/library from 19 January.

(If you would still like to submit a question please email Alice Ashley-Smith (a.ashley-smith@imperial.ac.uk))