Week of July 17, 2013
July 17th, 2013 | Published in New Titles
Libraries News
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FREE Info on Common Core: There’s a new website, FREE: Federal Registry for Education Excellence. As the name suggests, it’s free and according to the website, “The Federal Registry for Educational Excellence (FREE) makes it easier to find digital teaching and learning resources created and maintained by the federal government and public and private organizations.” Over 181,000 resources are available here.
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Here Be Fiction: If you’re looking for reviews and info on children’s lit that may not appear in the usual journals, this is your lucky day. Here Be Fiction A collaborative effort of Mackin Educational Resources and with the support of School Library Journalallows access to ebook previews & reviews. For more info, visit the press release.
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Brown Media Archives: The balance between federal and state power is a recurring theme in the American political dialogue as seen in this 1962 clip of HEW Secretary Anthony J. Celebrezze speaking at the National Press Club: http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/news/id:wsbn34627 The Media Archives of the Libraries host a vast assortment of films and images for use in research and the classroom, including the first episode of Sesame Street . On days when things aren’t going your way, take a look and see how much you really DO know—numbers, colors and the alphabet, just for starters…
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Fall Semester… Begins in 24 days. Do you have projects in mind? Help your students by arranging for Nadine Cohen or Carla Wilson Buss to visit your class and take the fear out of researching. We are also available for new faculty orientations and new grad student orientations. We don’t have a rabbit like this guy (nor do we have a rabbit disaster plan) but we can help. It’s what we do.
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The Smithsonian Museums: Do you know all that the Smithsonian Museums offer to teachers? Even if you are absolutely sure you know all about it, take a second to visit their site and maybe discover something new.
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Ordering Continues: The ordering season is upon us. If you have a suggestion for a one-time purchase you would like the Libraries to purchase, please let Carla Wilson Buss know. Shopping for the State—it’s the perfect job.
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Fall Reserves: It is not too late to submit a Course Reserve list for Fall semester 2013. Lists we received before the deadline of July 8, 2013 are guaranteed to be on reserve before Fall semester begins but lists received after the deadline will be processed as quickly as possible. If you would like to submit a list, please do so as soon as possible so that the Libraries can process it before the semester begins. For information on using Course Reserves including, guidelines, submission forms, deadlines and other important dates please visit: http://www.libs.uga.edu/access_services/reserves.html
If you have any questions or comments, please contact:
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CML: Jason Matherly, 706.542.2957, for physical items to be placed in CML.
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MAIN LIBRARY: Reserve Supervisor: Mollie Armour
Email: mainresv@uga.edu, Telephone: 706-542-2081, Fax: 706-583-8300. -
SCIENCE LIBRARY: Reserve Supervisor: Brenda Robbins
Email:sciresv@uga.edu, Telephone: 706-542-4535, Fax: 706-542-6523.
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New Release Lists
CML – Juvenile Literature, Picturebooks & Curriculum Materials
GVs – Physical Education, Recreation, Leisure & Dance





