Google released this cool online app that makes "Search Stories." These would be a nice way to spice up a presentation or online course. It is easy and fun.
You can make one too.
Small kid time
Highlighted are items from the UHMC Library collection on child development and education, psychology, and cultural aspects.
Also on display are some favorite children's books from the library's Early Childhood Education Reserve collection. This is a collection of books that supports the college's preschool teacher program.
Come over and take a look. Let us know what your favorite children's book is.
Embed Films on Demand videos
This is great news. You can now embed a Films on Demand player in your webpages. This means your online course content can have the film embedded, just like YouTube and other online video services.
This will work seamlessly on campus and the video will be immediately available to view. Off campus students will need to login to Films on Demand first, from the library home page.
To embed these films in Laulima pages, please refer to the library's visual tutorial.
Films on Demand is the UHMC Library's online streaming video service. If you haven't looked at Films on Demand lately, please do. It is updated each month with new films. The service hosts almost 10,000 videos.
This will work seamlessly on campus and the video will be immediately available to view. Off campus students will need to login to Films on Demand first, from the library home page.
To embed these films in Laulima pages, please refer to the library's visual tutorial.
Films on Demand is the UHMC Library's online streaming video service. If you haven't looked at Films on Demand lately, please do. It is updated each month with new films. The service hosts almost 10,000 videos.
New! All-in-one search!
You can now search most of the UHMC Libraryʻs databases resources (books, videos, music, ebooks, articles, etc.) all at once!
If you have used Hamilton Libraryʻs all-in-one search, you know the superiority of this kind of search.
If you need help, stop by the libraryʻs reference desk, or contact us remotely.
Spring 2011 Library Hours
Friday 10 AM to 4 PM
Closed:
- March 21—March 25
- Saturday, Sunday, all state holidays
Winter Break hours
- December 16 - last day of normal library services
- December 17 - closed for normal use. Between the hours of 10 - 2, you can: return items, pay fines, and clear your record - no normal use of library: including, no computer use, no checking out of materials, no reference
- December 20 to January 2 - library completely closed, no staff available due to staff furlough
- January 3 to 7 - closed for normal use, you can: return items, pay fines, and clear your record - no normal use of library; including, no computer use, no checking out of materials, no reference
- January 10 - open normal hours
- Monday to Thursday: 8 AM to 6 PM
- Friday: 10 AM to 4 PM
- Closed: Saturday, Sunday, state holidays
New database: Credo Reference
Do you need to check a definition, understand a literary reference or a scientific term? Need a great image you can use for your homework or project? Tired of getting too many irrelevant results from Web search engines when you need quick, accurate answers? Need trustworthy reference information with properly formatted citations for your footnotes? Let your library and Credo Reference help.
Credo Reference is an online reference collection, and it features full-text content from hundreds of reference books covering a broad range of subjects. It's a search engine like Google, but instead of searching the entire Internet, your results come from a comprehensive library of trusted reference sources without advertisements, clutter, or irrelevant hits.
Credo Reference is an online reference collection, and it features full-text content from hundreds of reference books covering a broad range of subjects. It's a search engine like Google, but instead of searching the entire Internet, your results come from a comprehensive library of trusted reference sources without advertisements, clutter, or irrelevant hits.
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