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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
Mar
02
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Are you interesting in improving your document delivery service through better performance by your scanner? Don’t miss this informative session. Join our free RML Rendezvous webcast on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at 1pm Pacific Time (2pm Mountain, noon Alaska) at https://webmeeting.nih.gov/rendezvous: Not Through a Glass, Darkly: Tips and Tricks for Optimal Scanner Settings by Mary Van Court, Library Supervisor… Read More »
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Jan
07
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Interested in copyright issues? Attend this free webinar sponsored by the Washington State Library: www.sos.wa.gov/quicklinks/copyright Get updates on new copyright tools and best practices that can be helpful for libraries; Learn the latest developments in copyright laws and cases, including the latest in the Google Book Search case, e-reserve and coursepack lawsuits. Learn about a… Read More »
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Oct
28
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PubMed, the National Library of Medicine’s free resource for searching millions of biomedical journal citations and abstracts, has undergone a significant facelift. The redesigned version is now live at http://pubmed.gov.
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Aug
12
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Thank you for joining us during the PubMed Redesign Update web conference yesterday, August 11, 2009. We apologize if you were not able to join the meeting due to the 125 audio connection limitations, and for your patience during some rather odd audio disturbances during the session. The audiovisual recording of the session that lasts… Read More »
Posted in: News from NLM, Resource Sharing & Document Delivery