Showing posts with label new_guides. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new_guides. Show all posts
Monday, 24 May 2010
Creating an annotated bibliography
Creating an annotated bibliography has been published and a link has been added to Other Guides on the LibGuides Home page. It's a great resource if you have any students struggling with an annotated bibliography at the InfoHelp desk.
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
Statistics guide
The Statistics guide has now been published so you may want to change some of your links to point to the new guide. The most obvious places are:
How do I find statistics?
Research > Working with statistics
Some guides have very specific statistics information, e.g., all the health guides have great lists of statistics books for the discipline, and Medicine has a separate page for "Epidemiology & statistics" so it won't be possible to simply direct users to the new guide in these instances.
How do I find statistics?
Research > Working with statistics
Some guides have very specific statistics information, e.g., all the health guides have great lists of statistics books for the discipline, and Medicine has a separate page for "Epidemiology & statistics" so it won't be possible to simply direct users to the new guide in these instances.
Thursday, 18 March 2010
Statistics LibGuide
There is a new Statistics LibGuide ready for review by anyone who volunteers - see Statistics
Please send your feedback to me.
Please send your feedback to me.
Thursday, 14 January 2010
New guides published - Nursing & Physics
Congratulations to Stephen and Andrew for publishing 2 new guides - Nursing and Physics.
We now have 12 guides published and those people who have published already will be happy to confirm that the 2nd one is much faster than the 1st, and the 3rd is faster than the 2nd, and the 4th can almost be done with closed eyes :-)
We now have 12 guides published and those people who have published already will be happy to confirm that the 2nd one is much faster than the 1st, and the 3rd is faster than the 2nd, and the 4th can almost be done with closed eyes :-)
Monday, 14 December 2009
New guide
Congratulatipons to Andrew who has just published a new guide for Tropical Plants Sciences and Agriculture.
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
New guide published
Congratulations to Margaret - the Psychology guide is now published - check it out!
Thursday, 3 December 2009
More guides published
Congratulations to Andrew who has just published 2 new guides:
Marine Biology & Aquaculture
Zoology & Tropical Ecology
It's good to see our collection is growing!
Marine Biology & Aquaculture
Zoology & Tropical Ecology
It's good to see our collection is growing!
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Evaluating sources published
Congratulations to Mark for publishing the Evaluating sources guide.
This is terrific for everyone because we can now link our How do I evaluate sources? tab to this guide - here's how:
1. Click on Add/Edit pages
2. Select Change Page Info
3. Select Evaluate what I find
4. Add the URL http://libguides.jcu.edu.au/evaluating
5. Click on Save changes
When users click on this tab now they will be taken to Mark's guide. You can also link to individual content boxes from the guide - see the instructions for Linking to another content box.
This is terrific for everyone because we can now link our How do I evaluate sources? tab to this guide - here's how:
1. Click on Add/Edit pages
2. Select Change Page Info
3. Select Evaluate what I find
4. Add the URL http://libguides.jcu.edu.au/evaluating
5. Click on Save changes
When users click on this tab now they will be taken to Mark's guide. You can also link to individual content boxes from the guide - see the instructions for Linking to another content box.
Thursday, 12 November 2009
Marketing guide published
Congratulations to Charles who has just published his Marketing guide. Please have a look at the guide which is now linked from our Subject Resources page. Charles is going to embark on a marketing campaign with his Marketing lecturers and it will be interesting to see what responses he gets.
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