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Learning Commons Announcements    September 20th2010 “Nobody ever graduated from a library.         Nobody ever graduated without one.”
Check out the new and expanded Circulation/Reserves Service Desk!   ,[object Object]
Find Materials on Reserve
Borrow a Laptop
Pickup Inter-Library Loan Materials
Library Account Services
Study Carrel QuestionsTHIS WAY TO CIRC/RESERVES
Streaming Video Collections are Here!!! More then 6,400 Programs.  Unlimited access. ,[object Object]
Business & Economics
Science & Mathematics
Health & Medicine
Archival Films & NewsreelsLook for “Films on Demand” in the list of Databases at www.library.umass.edu
Study Abroad Fair Monday, September 20 4:00-6:00 p.m. Student Union Ballroom Find out how YOU can study abroad! Sponsored by the International Programs Office 545-2710 www.ipo.umass.edu
Exhibit:  “Glimpses of the Pre-Quabbin Swift River Valley  and the Quabbin Reservoir of Today” Science and Engineering Library Lederle Lowrise Floor 2 Through January 6, 2010
Exhibit:  “10 Years of Massachusetts Book Awards”  Lower Level,  Learning Commons Du Bois Library through September 30
The Learning Commons welcomes the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship (OURS) as the newest service provider in the Lower Level OURS will be staffing the Advising Link to answer questions about research and scholarship opportunities, as well as application support for these opportunities. For more info, visit  www.umass.edu/OURS
www.twitter.com/umassLC
Leave something behind in the library? Check the Library’s Lost and Found at the new Circulation/Reserves Desk on this level.
The Academic Advising Link is a walk-in advising service providing declared and undeclared undergraduates with answers to quick advising questions. Experienced Peer Advisors are on hand to assist you with: Finding General Education courses Interpreting your Degree Progress Report Navigating Spire and much more!
Can’t get to the Library? You can still get help from your friendly UMass librarians! ,[object Object]
Email
IM
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THIS IS BIG. Print posters up to 42” wide Premium satin-finish photo paper Great for presentations Printing by appointment only Learn more: http://www.umass.edu/learningcommons/posters/
During a FIRE ALARM what do I do with a LIBRARY LAPTOP? IF YOU CANNOT CARRY IT: Leave the laptop where it is. Once you are safe, call (413)545-2358 IF YOU CAN CARRY IT:  Bring the laptop with you. Return it within 4 hours of the Library reopening. If you cannot return it within 4 hours: Contact the Reserve Office at (413) 545-2358  or  appealsrmm@library.umass.edu If you follow these instructions, late fees will be waived. YOUR SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY      Leave as quickly as possible
The UMass Amherst wireless network is now available on every floor in the W.E.B. Du Bois Library.  To access the network:  Connect to the ‘UMASS’ wireless network. Open a browser. Log in with your NetID (OIT Account user name) and password. For more information, see:  www.oit.umass.edu/network/wireless Coverage may vary depending upon location. Some areas on each floor (e.g., in the stacks)  may have limited or no coverage.
Remember to:: Save your      Work!!!   Save to an external source such as a USB drive or UDrive to avoid data loss if the computer is shut down!!!
Too many databases? Not sure where to start?  Don’t be overwhelmed—use a Research Guide!  A team of 18 librarians has created over 80 new subject research guides for various topics. These are designed to be convenient and relevant to students and faculty doing research, and can be embedded in SPARK. You can find them at http://guides.library.umass.edu/subjectguides or just use the link on the homepage.
OIT’s Remote Printing Service is here! ,[object Object]
 Send print jobs from your dorm room or the campus wireless network to Learning Commons printers
 You have 8 hours to come pick up your print job.Want to learn more? ,[object Object]
Google “UMass Remote Printing”,[object Object]

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LC Announcements Sept 20th 2010

  • 1. Learning Commons Announcements September 20th2010 “Nobody ever graduated from a library. Nobody ever graduated without one.”
  • 2.
  • 7. Study Carrel QuestionsTHIS WAY TO CIRC/RESERVES
  • 8.
  • 12. Archival Films & NewsreelsLook for “Films on Demand” in the list of Databases at www.library.umass.edu
  • 13. Study Abroad Fair Monday, September 20 4:00-6:00 p.m. Student Union Ballroom Find out how YOU can study abroad! Sponsored by the International Programs Office 545-2710 www.ipo.umass.edu
  • 14. Exhibit: “Glimpses of the Pre-Quabbin Swift River Valley and the Quabbin Reservoir of Today” Science and Engineering Library Lederle Lowrise Floor 2 Through January 6, 2010
  • 15. Exhibit: “10 Years of Massachusetts Book Awards” Lower Level, Learning Commons Du Bois Library through September 30
  • 16. The Learning Commons welcomes the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship (OURS) as the newest service provider in the Lower Level OURS will be staffing the Advising Link to answer questions about research and scholarship opportunities, as well as application support for these opportunities. For more info, visit www.umass.edu/OURS
  • 18. Leave something behind in the library? Check the Library’s Lost and Found at the new Circulation/Reserves Desk on this level.
  • 19. The Academic Advising Link is a walk-in advising service providing declared and undeclared undergraduates with answers to quick advising questions. Experienced Peer Advisors are on hand to assist you with: Finding General Education courses Interpreting your Degree Progress Report Navigating Spire and much more!
  • 20.
  • 21. Email
  • 22. IM
  • 23.
  • 24. THIS IS BIG. Print posters up to 42” wide Premium satin-finish photo paper Great for presentations Printing by appointment only Learn more: http://www.umass.edu/learningcommons/posters/
  • 25. During a FIRE ALARM what do I do with a LIBRARY LAPTOP? IF YOU CANNOT CARRY IT: Leave the laptop where it is. Once you are safe, call (413)545-2358 IF YOU CAN CARRY IT: Bring the laptop with you. Return it within 4 hours of the Library reopening. If you cannot return it within 4 hours: Contact the Reserve Office at (413) 545-2358 or appealsrmm@library.umass.edu If you follow these instructions, late fees will be waived. YOUR SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY Leave as quickly as possible
  • 26. The UMass Amherst wireless network is now available on every floor in the W.E.B. Du Bois Library. To access the network: Connect to the ‘UMASS’ wireless network. Open a browser. Log in with your NetID (OIT Account user name) and password. For more information, see: www.oit.umass.edu/network/wireless Coverage may vary depending upon location. Some areas on each floor (e.g., in the stacks) may have limited or no coverage.
  • 27.
  • 28. Remember to:: Save your Work!!!   Save to an external source such as a USB drive or UDrive to avoid data loss if the computer is shut down!!!
  • 29. Too many databases? Not sure where to start? Don’t be overwhelmed—use a Research Guide! A team of 18 librarians has created over 80 new subject research guides for various topics. These are designed to be convenient and relevant to students and faculty doing research, and can be embedded in SPARK. You can find them at http://guides.library.umass.edu/subjectguides or just use the link on the homepage.
  • 30.
  • 31. Send print jobs from your dorm room or the campus wireless network to Learning Commons printers
  • 32.
  • 33.
  • 34. Remember to:: Save your Work!!!   Save to an external source such as a USB drive or UDrive to avoid data loss if the computer is shut down!!!
  • 35. Services: LC & Technical Support Desk Learning Commons & Technical Support Desk Get help with… Hardware & software questions Accounts, passwords, connections Navigating the library and Learning Commons Stop by, call, or instant message us Open every hour the Library is!!!!
  • 36.
  • 37. Make an appointment to work with a subject specialist librarian…
  • 38. Or, ask a question via phone, email, IM or text message…http://www.library.umass.edu/services/ask-a-librarian
  • 39. Writing Center Opens 9/14 Services: Writing Center Stop in or make an appointment to get 30 minutes of assistance on your writing project from trained experts. All levels and disciplines are welcome! Check out umass.edu/writingcenter for details and appointments
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  • 43. Registration rules & regulations
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  • 47.
  • 48. Drop-in help and weekly sessions
  • 49. Students helping students!Check umass.edu/LRC for details… OPENS ON 9/26
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  • 51. Drop-in carrels on 7th and 10th floors offer individual study space; day-use lockers also located on these floors.
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  • 53. b. $75.00 per song
  • 54. c. $100.00 per song
  • 55. d. $500.00 per song
  • 56.
  • 57. That is the equivalent of 115 years of in-state tuition at UMassVisit oit.umass.edu/copyright/index.html for information.
  • 58. Sample question from OIT Copyright Quiz What is the minimum the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) can make you pay for infringing copyright on just one song?(Choose one) Inform yourself. Protect yourself. Take the OIT Copyright Quiz: http://www.oit.umass.edu/copyright/quiz.html
  • 60. Did a slide go by too quickly? View these announcements on the Web! Visit the Learning Commons website: http://www.umass.edu/learningcommons and click Weekly Announcements(under News)