New Literature Criticism Titles

The following titles have been added to Literature Criticism Online:

Contemporary Literary Criticism Vol 285

Contemporary Literary Criticism Vol 286

Contemporary Literary Criticism Vol 287

Contemporary Literary Criticism Vol 288

Drama Criticism Vol 038

Nineteenth-Century Literature Criticism Vol 224

Nineteenth-Century Literature Criticism Vol 225

Poetry Criticism Vol 103

Short Story Criticism Vol 133

Short Story Criticism Vol 134

Short Story Criticism Vol 135

Short Story Criticism Vol 136

Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism Vol 232

Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism Vol 233

Something About the Author Vol 208

Something About the Author Vol 209

Reference Webinar

Power to the User: Interactive Online Reference Sources

Translation tools, visual searches, mobile applications—these are just a few of the features that let the user interact with reference databases in new ways. In this program for librarians in all types of libraries, a reference expert will talk about the value and potential of interactive features, and publishers will demonstrate some of their newest interactive tools and give us a preview of what’s coming next. Don’t miss this look at some of the features that are shaping the next generation of online reference sources.

Panelists include:

• Sue Polanka, Head, Reference and Instruction, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, and Chair of the Reference Books Bulletin Editorial Board
• Michael N. Ross, Senior Vice President, Worldwide Product Development and Technology, General Manager of Education, Encyclopaedia Britannica
• Larissa Kozij, Manager, Digital Products, World Book, Inc.
• Vince Burns, Executive Editorial Director, ABC-CLIO
• Eric M. Calaluca, President and CEO, Paratext

Where: Virtual Library Training Room

When: June 1, 2010 at 11am – noon

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Don’t miss what is sure to be an informative session.

Contact Steve Baskin – baskins@lvccld.org to reserve your seat today!

Remember to complete an Application for Employee Education/Training/Conference Attendance if you plan on participating. I want to make sure everyone who attends receives their just ABRA training credit .

Encore

At this date it appears we will be loosing Encore as a catalog option.  With the launch of the new library website Tuesday May 25th, the search box on the website and voyager will be changed back to the classic catalog.  When the library website launches, the classic catalog will be the older version until later in the day when it gets updated to the new look.  Be sure to review both the library website and the classic catalog between now and May 24th so you are not lost! There are major changes to the website and new features in the catalog, so you need to be in the know come Tuesday morning May 25th!

Note: both are still being worked on so there may be links not working or pages not yet updated especially in the classic catalog.  You are welcome to send your comments or suggestions to ask or marketing.