tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-50170722011-04-21T21:27:10.098-05:00She Can't Help But Shout About IT!Laurenhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11169695864178683598noreply@blogger.comBlogger41100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5017072.post-1084914385610225042004-05-18T15:45:00.000-05:002004-05-18T16:06:25.610-05:00

Last week at work, my boss came to me and said that he was interested in setting up a uniform website for all the User Services documentation that we've ever generated. The idea of the project is to use DreamWeaver MX or some OpenSource equivalent to make the site architecture slick and easy to update. He's also interested in putting in some sort of Wiki or blog in the index page to serve as a

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I know, I'll never be satisfied. From Educational Technology: Copyright: Giving Credit - techLearning David Warlick's Landmarks for Schools Web site offers a free online tool, called Citation Machine.... Students can open the tool, select the type of resource they want to cite, enter the "raw" information requested (author, publisher, etc.), and then click on Make Citations. The result is a

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Explosive Information How many times have you scratched your head and wondered, "Where can I find the information I need? I know, it happens all the time. Here's a web directory that can solve all your problems.

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The Amazing Librarian wants a job.

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