Users can now book equipment for future use via MIDCAT. Just search for the equipment you want to book and click the “Place Reservation” button. Bookings can then be viewed or canceled in My MIDCAT.
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February 4th, 2010 by Jason MittellPlease note that the FMMC blog is going dormant, as our new departmental website will be more frequently updated. Please visit there for any news and updates to FMMC.
The Middlebury Blog Network
February 4th, 2010 by Alex ChapinThe “Blogging at Middlebury” blog has been renamed “The Middlebury Blog Network” and is now using the Translucence theme. As well, it has been reconfigured to aggregate selected posts from the Midd blogosphere. Blog owners interested in having their blogs listed on this site currently need to contact Joe Antonioli.
Library Spotlight
February 3rd, 2010 by Carrie MacfarlaneThe front page of the new library site (at http://midd2.middlebury.edu/academics/lib today, and at go/lib later tomorrow) has a “Library Spotlight” section that will feature news and tips for library users. The content will come straight from the LIS blog. Anything here that’s tagged “Library Spotlight” will show up there too.
If you know something that library users would want to know too, please post it to the LIS blog and add the “Library Spotlight” tag to your post. The neat thing is that you’ll be getting the word out to LIS staff and library users all at once.
Use the “Library Spotlight” tag for information such as:
- new library resources, collections, web sites, search techniques, go shortcuts, etc.
- hidden library treasures and answers to common questions
- changes in library hours, services and facilities
Thank you in advance! The more “Library Spotlight” posts there are, the better the library site will be.
LIS Wiki Gets a Facelift
February 3rd, 2010 by Carrie MacfarlaneNot to be outdone by the College website’s extreme makeover tomorrow, the LIS Wiki got its own facelift today. To help our readers find what they need, it now features audience-specific collections of links to wiki content. Anyone still can search the wiki, but readers who prefer browsing now have a new option.
The LIS Website Team compiled these links with your help–thank you! If you don’t see your favorite wiki content in the audience-specific lists, please log in and contribute.
If you have feedback or questions, or if you need help with editing the wiki, let us know! Post a response here in the blog, or write to liswebteam@middlebury.edu.