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Category: New Tools and Databases
MOOCs and You
On April 29, 2013, the Cleveland Plain Dealer featured an article about Case Western Reserve University’s first free online MOOCs, or massive open online courses. The initial response has been impressive — more than 80,000 people from around the world have signed up for the two noncredit courses. Prof. Richard Boyatzis of the CWRU Weatherhead School …Read the Rest…
Introducing Making of Modern Law: Treatises
The library purchased a number of new online resources over the summer that enhance the core research collection that we can offer to online-oriented researchers, while aligning with our collection strategies by imposing little in the way of upkeep or other continuing costs. Foremost among these is the Making of Modern Law treatises collection, from …Read the Rest…
New at Bloomberg BNA: Social Media Law and Policy Report, Plus Foldering & Sharing
Designed to help users stay current with the “shifting legal issues surrounding social media,” Social Media Law and Policy Report provides news, hot topics, relevant cases and statutes and other primary sources, references, tools and analysis in a fully-searchable platform. Bloomberg BNA’s brand of in-depth analysis covers social media aspects of: Labor and Employment Intellectual …Read the Rest…
State Attorney General Reports and Opinions – New on HeinOnline
The Law Library now subscribes to HeinOnline’s State Attorney General Reports and Opinions library. The reports and attorney general opinions for each state back to at least 1980 are currently available in this collection. In addition, opinions and reports for California, New York, Washington, and Wyoming are available back to inception. HeinOnline intends to update …Read the Rest…
KSL Summon: A First Glance from a Law Librarian
KSL Summon, a new search service, is a “web-scale discovery tool” that has been adopted primarily by academic libraries. It is designed to compete with Google Scholar by providing quick access to scholarly full-text resources available from selected scholarly databases to which the library subscribes. Summon is programmed to simultaneously search the campus libraries’ Library …Read the Rest…
MOOCs and You
On April 29, 2013, the Cleveland Plain Dealer featured an article about Case Western Reserve University’s first free online MOOCs, or massive open online courses. The initial response has been impressive — more than 80,000 people from around the world have signed up for the two noncredit courses. Prof. Richard Boyatzis of the CWRU Weatherhead School …Read the Rest…
Introducing Making of Modern Law: Treatises
The library purchased a number of new online resources over the summer that enhance the core research collection that we can offer to online-oriented researchers, while aligning with our collection strategies by imposing little in the way of upkeep or other continuing costs. Foremost among these is the Making of Modern Law treatises collection, from …Read the Rest…
New at Bloomberg BNA: Social Media Law and Policy Report, Plus Foldering & Sharing
Designed to help users stay current with the “shifting legal issues surrounding social media,” Social Media Law and Policy Report provides news, hot topics, relevant cases and statutes and other primary sources, references, tools and analysis in a fully-searchable platform. Bloomberg BNA’s brand of in-depth analysis covers social media aspects of: Labor and Employment Intellectual …Read the Rest…
State Attorney General Reports and Opinions – New on HeinOnline
The Law Library now subscribes to HeinOnline’s State Attorney General Reports and Opinions library. The reports and attorney general opinions for each state back to at least 1980 are currently available in this collection. In addition, opinions and reports for California, New York, Washington, and Wyoming are available back to inception. HeinOnline intends to update …Read the Rest…
KSL Summon: A First Glance from a Law Librarian
KSL Summon, a new search service, is a “web-scale discovery tool” that has been adopted primarily by academic libraries. It is designed to compete with Google Scholar by providing quick access to scholarly full-text resources available from selected scholarly databases to which the library subscribes. Summon is programmed to simultaneously search the campus libraries’ Library …Read the Rest…