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May
11
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In recent months, social media giants Facebook and Google have made headlines for controversial decisions affecting user privacy. Here’s some information to help you educate yourself and others about these privacy implications.
Posted in: Technology
May
10
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I have just completed eight trainings funded by NN/LM entitled “Oregon 211 Outreach Project.” The purpose of the project was to provide community-based trainings to health and human service professionals in rural areas of Oregon on the services of 211info, our efforts to create a 2-1-1 statewide system, and NLM resources for health and safety…. Read More »
Posted in: News From NNLM PNR, Training & Education
May
06
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With a 2008 Express Outreach Award, the Port Townsend Public Library is helping families and individuals learn about choices for healthy eating. Project Coordinator Carol Cahill has developed a colorful web site – www.HealthyEatingLibrary.org – that points users to high quality health resources, such as MedlinePlus, the Healthwise Knowledgebase via Group Health, and ParentHelp123, a… Read More »
Posted in: News From NNLM PNR
May
05
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Are you planning to attend the Medical Library Association Annual meeting in DC this month? See the NLM Technical Bulletin for a list of NLM events and presentations by NIH, NLM and NN/LM staff. Drop by Booth #115 in the exhibit hall to talk to NLM staff and attend brief update sessions on NLM resources… Read More »
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May
03
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\Wondering what’s going on with LinkOut? Several new LinkOut “Quick Tours” (short videos) have been released, including Library Submission Utility: Entering Online Holdings Information (5 min., March 2010). For a full list of available Quick Tours, see: NLM Distance Education Programs and jump to L for LinkOut. Remember, in the PubMed redesign, LinkOut icons don’t show up in… Read More »
Posted in: Resource Sharing & Document Delivery