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Tag Archives: classes
Chocolates for Everyone
It’s National Medical Librarians Month! 4 things to know about your THI medical librarians: 1. We support anyone and everyone associated with THI. 2. We answer your research-related questions. No question is too big or too small. 3. We make … Continue reading
Never Stop Learning
Massive open online courses (MOOCs) are great ways to explore a topic at your own pace and on your own schedule. You can either just dip your toes in or dive right in since they’re free and not for credit. … Continue reading
Go on an Information Diet
The amount of new information available daily can be overwhelming. PubMed surpassed 20 million citations in early 2010 and now comprises over 22 million citations. Clay Johnson, in his book The Information Diet, recommends that Americans cut back on mindless overconsumption … Continue reading
Thank You for Sharing
. . . for sharing Thanks to everyone who participated in the library survey last month. Your great responses will help us make decisions about future class rotations. Look for new classes coming this summer! We are always looking for … Continue reading
Weekly Classes for Everyone
All of our classes at the THI Library & LRC are free and open to everyone – that’s right, everyone! So, pass the word along and drop in for a class when you can. We try to keep them short and sweet … Continue reading
Relax and Stay Current
Are you afraid of missing something important while enjoying your holiday break? Learn how to keep up with the information you need with our Rapid Research Alerts class. We will help you set up your own RSS feed or e-mail subscriptions, topical search … Continue reading
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