Neuroscience
from the BPL Online Registration and eCard FAQ :
Can I register for a library card online? yes!!
For a limited time, Massachusetts State Residents can sign up for a temporary (6 month) Boston Public Library eCard via the web!
What is an "eCard"?
BPL eCards are virtual 6-month library cards that allow users immediate access to all of the Boston Public Library's electronic resources, including magazine databases, downloadable audio, video and music. eCard users who wish to check out library materials will be asked to upgrade to a standard BPL card (see below).
Who is eligible for an "eCard"?
Anyone who lives, works, attends school, or owns property in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and is at least 13 years of age may register for an eCard.
yay!!
(thanks to my student Pen for the info)
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Neuroscience
ooh: Boston Public Library eCards !!
from the BPL Online Registration and eCard FAQ :
Can I register for a library card online? yes!!
For a limited time, Massachusetts State Residents can sign up for a temporary (6 month) Boston Public Library eCard via the web!
What is an "eCard"?
BPL eCards are virtual 6-month library cards that allow users immediate access to all of the Boston Public Library's electronic resources, including magazine databases, downloadable audio, video and music. eCard users who wish to check out library materials will be asked to upgrade to a standard BPL card (see below).
Who is eligible for an "eCard"?
Anyone who lives, works, attends school, or owns property in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and is at least 13 years of age may register for an eCard.
yay!!
(thanks to my student Pen for the info)
- Event I *will* Attend
Next Generation Library Catalogs Wednesday, November 7, 2007 1:00 - 4:00pm University of Massachusetts, Amherst Campus Center Auditorium As a library’s key database and the one system with which most users interact, the online library catalog has been...
- Craigslist @ Your Library?
The conservative librarians' approach to library promotion: if the idea won't reach lots & lots of our potential audience, we don't do it. With the new world, 21st century, Web 2.0, Internets(sic), etc., we need to change this thinking. Instead...
- Libsite Cites
Have you seen LibSite? It's a social networking sie that showcases great library web sites. "Sites" can include content, library home pages, and blogs. I promoted the awesome Danbury Library Catalog. Check out web sites that librarians (and non-librarians,...
- Public Library Marketing Toolkit
ProQuest & CSA have come out with a terrific public library marketing toolkit that could benefit ALL libraries. It includes some great material that savvy librarians can use to publicize their offerings, and not just those from ProQuest / CSA (tho'...
- Technology + Pubmed Searching Tips
The University of Washington Health Sciences Libraries has created a very cool set of training “videos” online for PubMed. They use the Camtasia software to capture both actions taken on the screen as well as accompanying audio to create an online...