LibGuides – a new thing for spring!
Posted by: asclibrarian on: January 30, 2009
The library recently added LibGuides, interactive subject and course specific guides. The guides offer suggestions about how and where to start your research. You may leave comments, instant message a librarian, or make a research appointment. So far, we have 22 guides in over 20 subjects, and we’re adding new ones all the time. If you’re looking for help in starting your research, this is the place to go.
Each guide has suggestions for how to find books, articles, and web sites on your topic. They all contain links to citation guides and writing guides for specific subjects. In addition, many guides include short video tutorials about how to use databases or tools like RefWorks.
Check out all the LibGuides at libguides.agnesscott.edu
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New York Times Book Review
- Malcolm Gladwell, Eclectic DetectiveThe themes of this collection are a good way to characterize the author himself: a minor genius who unwittingly demonstrates the hazards of statistical reasoning.
- Nabokov’s Last PuzzleThe unfinished “Original of Laura” comes ready for devotees to read and remix.
- The Morning AfterMary Karr’s third memoir layers the pangs of recovery with those of motherhood, divorce and making art.
- Performance AnxietyPhilip Roth’s novel stars an aging actor who can no longer act.
- The Cheating GameJames McManus explores the characteristically American history of poker.
