Need a laptop for the day? We have mac laptops and one pc available for checkout in the IMC, L32. You can also borrow a laptop from the CUS help desk in the ETC building.
Opera in Video trial
Trial access to Opera in Video is now available. Opera in Video, from Alexander Street Press, offers online access to over 200 previously recorded opera performances.
Please send any feedback to Erin Conor Performing Arts Librarian
Classical Music in Video Trial
From Alexander Street Press –
Classical Music in Video will contain 1,000 hours of classical music performances and masterclasses captured on video—approximately 1,500 performances in all. The collection will contain performances of all forms of classical music, including major orchestral performances by leading orchestras, plus chamber music, oratorio, and solo performances, along with masterclasses and interviews with master teachers from around the world. This release contains 435 video titles totaling 219 hours.
Please send any feedback to Erin Conor Performing Arts Librarian
Flora in the Library: Books with Flowers
February 9th through early May, 2012
Flowers surround us and yet are normally seen as merely a decoration or a passing interest beside our path. Books that contain flower images, however, abound from early treatises on husbandry to artists’ books and include photographic essays, guidebooks, and fancy illustration. Some interesting examples have been selected from the library’s special collections for this exhibit.
Audio/Video equipment you can check out
The Instructional Media Center, located in L32 of the library, has audio/video equipment you can check out including – laptops (mac and pc), headphones, video projectors, tripod screens, VCR/DVD players, video camcorders, portable audio recorders, computer speakers, an acoustic guitar, and more. Laptops and headphones check out for the day. All other equipment checks out for three days. If you would like to reserve equipment, email Jim Holmes or stop by the IMC.
Alumni eTheses access up and running
Remote access to Reed’s eTheses Archive is now available for alumni. Log in with your Reed/kerberos username and password.
Alumni are welcome to contribute to the Archive. If you graduated in 1992 or later, you may submit your thesis online. If you graduated prior to 1992, please email a PDF copy of your thesis to etheses@lists.reed.edu. Upon receiving your thesis we will send you some brief questions to answer, in order to help us catalog your thesis in the Archive.
Historical Oregon Newspapers
The Oregon Digital Newspaper Program (ODNP) is an initiative to
digitize historic Oregon newspaper content and make it freely
available to the public through a keyword-searchable online database.
The initial phase of the program will concentrate on newspapers
published between 1860 and 1922, with a goal of approximately 150,000
pages freely available online in the first two years (2009-2011).
Trial of VAST – streaming video
VAST is a new interdisciplinary collection of streaming videos from Alexander Street Press including –
. 84 videos in Area Studies Video Online
. 147 videos in Art and Architecture Video Online
. 91 videos in Business and Economics Video Online
. 124 videos in Politics and Current Affairs Video Online
. 225 videos in Ethnic Studies Video Online
. 126 videos in Health and Healthcare in Video
. 173 videos in Humanities Video Online
. 197 videos in Criminal Justice and Law in Video
. 92 videos in World Languages and Literature in Video
. 115 videos in Philosophy and Religious Studies in Video
. 92 videos in Psychology Video Online
. 111 videos in Science Video Online
. 88 videos in Women’s and Gender Studies Video Online
Videos can be linked or embedded on webpages. Each video has a full transcript and an editor for making clips. Please send any feedback to Jim Holmes
Trial of Jewish Studies Source
Jewish Studies Source (JSS) presents a multidisciplinary view into the study of Jewish civilization from its historical origins to the present. JSS contains the full-text of many academic journals, biographies of leading historical and contemporary Jews, and relevant coverage from major periodicals and newspapers – including the entire Jewish Telegraphic Agency database from 1922 to present.
Please send any feedback to Joanna Burgess.
New Student Multimedia Lab
The library now has a new multimedia computer lab for students! Located in the IMC (Lib32), the lab is equipped with software/hardware for audio/video – recording/editing, media extraction and image manipulation. Students can also checkout laptops, camcorders, projectors and more to capture and display media.