Hunter Library is hosting drop-in workshops to teach students and faculty how to use RefWorks.
What is RefWorks? It’s a resource that allows you to store and organize your research. You can select and easily download citations from most of the library’s databases. Book, article, and website citations can then be formatted in the needed style (MLA, APA, etc.), shared with other project members, or quickly turned into a bibliography or works cited!
At the workshop, you can
- Set up an account and start saving your research.
- Learn how to import citations from Academic Search Premier and other databases.
- Bring your works-cited lists and turn them into the appropriate format.
When: 1:00-3:00, and 5:00-6:00PM Wednesday October 24th; and 5:00-6:00PM Thursday, October 25th
Where: Hunter Library Room 186 (across from the Hunter Library Computer Lab)
Computers are available; feel free to bring your laptop!
For more information, contact the Reference Desk at 227-7465; email askalibrn@email.wcu.edu
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
New Student Presentation Practice Room
Check out the new Student Presentation Practice Room in Hunter Library!
This room provides a place where WCU students, individually or in groups, can create, practice and view presentations, and work together on projects requiring access to presentation and multimedia equipment and software. Groups of up to 11 students can use this room, which is equipped with a laptop with PowerPoint software and internet access, as well as a combination DVD/VHS player and a wireless keyboard and mouse.
The room is located in study room 46, behind the main stairwell on the ground floor of the Library. Space may be reserved up to one day ahead of time by stopping by the Circulation Desk in person or calling the library at 227-7485. Up to two hours of time may be reserved.
The Student Presentation Practice Room is a joint venture of Hunter Library and the Division of Information Technology.
This room provides a place where WCU students, individually or in groups, can create, practice and view presentations, and work together on projects requiring access to presentation and multimedia equipment and software. Groups of up to 11 students can use this room, which is equipped with a laptop with PowerPoint software and internet access, as well as a combination DVD/VHS player and a wireless keyboard and mouse.
The room is located in study room 46, behind the main stairwell on the ground floor of the Library. Space may be reserved up to one day ahead of time by stopping by the Circulation Desk in person or calling the library at 227-7485. Up to two hours of time may be reserved.
The Student Presentation Practice Room is a joint venture of Hunter Library and the Division of Information Technology.
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