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http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/ on 2009-10-16
http://www.unis.org/data/files/Gallery/StudentsandParentsFileGallery/Tutorial_House_Student_and_Parent_Handbook_200920101.pdf on 2009-09-06
Open CRS - CRS Reports for the People on 2009-08-31
100 Best Blogs for School Librarians | Online College Tips - Online Colleges on 2009-07-14
- This Day in
  Tech: Visit this blog to get ideas for lessons, themes and projects
  for your students.
- Webmonkey:
  Webmonkey has great tools and tutorials for those who want to learn how to
  create their own website.
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- - Cool Cat Teacher
    Blog: Teachers and librarians can read this blog to learn how to
    more effectively use technology and the Internet for education.
  - Booking Through
    Thursday: Read this blog for ideas and discussion about reading
    tools, culture, projects and more.
  - Booklist Blog:
    Besides getting ideas for books to add to your students’ reading lists, this
    site features blogs from librarians, teachers, and more.
Slavery & Abolition in the US on 2009-07-09
- The works in this collection reflect arguments on both sides of the slavery
  debate and include first person narratives, legal proceedings and decisions,
  anti-slavery tracts, religious sermons, and early secondary works.
That’s Infotainment!: How to Create Your Own Screencasts - 2/1/2009 - School Library Journal on 2009-07-09
- What is screencasting?
  Screencasts are videos that record
  the actions that take place on the computer screen, most often including a
  narrative audio track, in order to demonstrate various computer-related tasks,
  such as how to use a software program or navigate a certain Web site. All you
  need is a standard microphone and screen recording software, which can be
  downloaded for free. Here are a few project ideas to get you thinking about the
  types of screencasts you can create today.
- Software and database training
  Introduce a program to
  first timers or teach existing users advanced functions with a screencast. But
  no need to reinvent the wheel. Screencasts covering most databases are available
  via ANTS, the Animated
  Tutorial Sharing project, and free for you to snag and post on your
  library’s Web site.
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- - Wink (Windows, Linux). This free software program creates a
    screencast by capturing a sequence of static screen captures and combining them
    with audio into a Flash movie. www.microimages.com/support/Wink.htm.
  - Storyboard or outline. First, create a rough outline or series of
    illustrations planning out what you hope to accomplish with your screencast.
    Free templates for storyboarding are available here.
  - Add polish. Nothing says “professional” like titles and end credits in a
    production. Your software may also let you add a table of contents, captions and
    callouts, and picture-in-picture in which you can insert a video clip of
    yourself narrating the cast for a more personal touch.
  - Consider creating two versions of your screencast, one regular-sized video and a
    smaller one for MP3 players
DSpace at University of Calgary: COPPUL Animated Tutorial Sharing Project (ANTS) on 2009-07-09
Shorpy | The 100-Year-Old Photo Blog on 2009-07-07
BibliOdyssey: Satirical Maps on 2009-07-06
KU ScholarWorks: Home on 2009-07-06
- KU ScholarWorks is a digital repository for scholarly work created by the
  faculty and staff of the University of Kansas. KU ScholarWorks makes important
  research available to a wider audience and helps assure its long-term
  preservation.
  
  On April 30th 2009 the KU Faculty Senate passed a policy granting the
  University permission to deposit a copy their scholarly work in an open access
  repository-- KU ScholarWorks. Details of the policy are to be described and
  voted on by Faculty Senate in the 2009-2010 academic year. The announcement (with
  policy) has been posted.