Thanksgiving Hours
The Duderstadt Center and AAEL will have special hours during the Thanksgiving holiday.
Posts on November 2014
Teaching With Technology: How Can I Include All Students
On November 4th, Rachel Niemer and Theresa Braunschneider (CRLT) provided the library with a lightly customized version of their “Teaching With Technology: How Can I Include All Students” workshop. The workshop explores “the intersection of technology and inclusive teaching” and discusses “the inadvertent assumptions about learners’ bodies and resources often implicit in assignments and classroom activities using technology.”
New Large Screen Displays for Group Work
New large screen displays at the Duderstadt Center make group work more productive.
New iPad Games
57 new games have been added to the CVGA's iPad.
Quick Links and Search Frequency
Does adding links to popular databases change user searching behavior? An October 2013 change to the University of Michigan Library’s front page gave us the opportunity to conduct an empirical study and shows that user behavior has changed since the new front page design was launched.
November Recipe of the Month: Mock Cherry Pie
Americans love pie any time of year, but in November pie is particularly in the spotlight. Apple, mince, pumpkin… every family seems to have its own traditional pie repertoire for Thanksgiving. But since we're heading into cranberry season anyway, here’s something a little different for your festive board: Mock Cherry Pie, made with cranberries and raisins -- a common recipe in our late 19th and early 20th century cookbooks.
The New AAEL Recreational Reading Collection
The AAEL Recreational Reading collection has a new location on the 2nd floor, and is now organized by genre.
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