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Linda St. Clair - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Extending the clan: Graduate assistantships in the reference department
Reference Services Review, 1996Co-Authors: Nina K. Stephenson, Linda St. ClairAbstract:Reference librarians in today's academic libraries are typically confronted with a growing array of simultaneous demands. Strained financial resources, staffing shortages, the challenge of adding new services, the explosion of information, and the Electronic Revolution have complicated (and sometimes compromised) the delivery of quality services. In response to many universities' growing commitment to offer nontraditional degree programs, reference staff are also assuming more responsibility for night and weekend instruction.
Kedar Jambhekar - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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radiology education 2 0 on the cusp of change part 2 ebooks file sharing and synchronization tools websites teaching files reference management tools and note taking applications
Academic Radiology, 2013Co-Authors: Puneet Bhargava, Sabeen Dhand, Amanda E Lackey, Tarun Pandey, Mariam Moshiri, Kedar JambhekarAbstract:Increasing use of smartphones and handheld computers is accompanied by a rapid growth in the other related industries. Electronic books have Revolutionized the centuries-old conventional books and magazines markets and have simplified publishing by reducing the cost and processing time required to create and distribute any given book. We are now able to read, review, store, and share various types of documents via several Electronic tools, many of which are available free of charge. Additionally, this Electronic Revolution has resulted in an explosion of readily available Internet-based educational resources for the residents and has paved the path for educators to reach out to a larger and more diverse student population.
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Radiology Education 2.0—On the Cusp of Change: Part 2. eBooks; File Sharing and Synchronization Tools; Websites/Teaching Files; Reference Management Tools and Note Taking Applications
Academic radiology, 2013Co-Authors: Puneet Bhargava, Sabeen Dhand, Amanda E Lackey, Tarun Pandey, Mariam Moshiri, Kedar JambhekarAbstract:Increasing use of smartphones and handheld computers is accompanied by a rapid growth in the other related industries. Electronic books have Revolutionized the centuries-old conventional books and magazines markets and have simplified publishing by reducing the cost and processing time required to create and distribute any given book. We are now able to read, review, store, and share various types of documents via several Electronic tools, many of which are available free of charge. Additionally, this Electronic Revolution has resulted in an explosion of readily available Internet-based educational resources for the residents and has paved the path for educators to reach out to a larger and more diverse student population.
Nina K. Stephenson - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Extending the clan: Graduate assistantships in the reference department
Reference Services Review, 1996Co-Authors: Nina K. Stephenson, Linda St. ClairAbstract:Reference librarians in today's academic libraries are typically confronted with a growing array of simultaneous demands. Strained financial resources, staffing shortages, the challenge of adding new services, the explosion of information, and the Electronic Revolution have complicated (and sometimes compromised) the delivery of quality services. In response to many universities' growing commitment to offer nontraditional degree programs, reference staff are also assuming more responsibility for night and weekend instruction.
Puneet Bhargava - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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radiology education 2 0 on the cusp of change part 2 ebooks file sharing and synchronization tools websites teaching files reference management tools and note taking applications
Academic Radiology, 2013Co-Authors: Puneet Bhargava, Sabeen Dhand, Amanda E Lackey, Tarun Pandey, Mariam Moshiri, Kedar JambhekarAbstract:Increasing use of smartphones and handheld computers is accompanied by a rapid growth in the other related industries. Electronic books have Revolutionized the centuries-old conventional books and magazines markets and have simplified publishing by reducing the cost and processing time required to create and distribute any given book. We are now able to read, review, store, and share various types of documents via several Electronic tools, many of which are available free of charge. Additionally, this Electronic Revolution has resulted in an explosion of readily available Internet-based educational resources for the residents and has paved the path for educators to reach out to a larger and more diverse student population.
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Radiology Education 2.0—On the Cusp of Change: Part 2. eBooks; File Sharing and Synchronization Tools; Websites/Teaching Files; Reference Management Tools and Note Taking Applications
Academic radiology, 2013Co-Authors: Puneet Bhargava, Sabeen Dhand, Amanda E Lackey, Tarun Pandey, Mariam Moshiri, Kedar JambhekarAbstract:Increasing use of smartphones and handheld computers is accompanied by a rapid growth in the other related industries. Electronic books have Revolutionized the centuries-old conventional books and magazines markets and have simplified publishing by reducing the cost and processing time required to create and distribute any given book. We are now able to read, review, store, and share various types of documents via several Electronic tools, many of which are available free of charge. Additionally, this Electronic Revolution has resulted in an explosion of readily available Internet-based educational resources for the residents and has paved the path for educators to reach out to a larger and more diverse student population.
Chiara Frazzoli - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Electronic Revolution and Electronic wasteland the west waste africa experience
Journal of Natural and Environmental Sciences, 2010Co-Authors: Orish Ebere Orisakwe, Chiara FrazzoliAbstract:In the name of bridging the digital divide between the developed world and countries in Africa, the African continent has become the world‘s latest destination for obsolete electrical equipment. The toxic nature of e-waste being transported to the continent, coupled with lack of efficient waste management system in the affected countries, has made the hazard transfer a subject of increasing global importance. E-waste is defined as ―a generic term encompassing various forms of electrical and Electronic equipment (EEE) that are old, end-of-life (EOL) Electronic appliances and have ceased to be of any value to their owner,‖ which is by far the best definition as of now. Given the volume of e-waste generated containing toxic materials, it is emerging as a risk to the society. Toxic pollutants are generated especially when e-waste is burned or recycled in uncontrolled manner.
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Electronic Revolution and Electronic Wasteland: The West/Waste Africa Experience
2010Co-Authors: Orish Ebere Orisakwe, Chiara FrazzoliAbstract:In the name of bridging the digital divide between the developed world and countries in Africa, the African continent has become the world‘s latest destination for obsolete electrical equipment. The toxic nature of e-waste being transported to the continent, coupled with lack of efficient waste management system in the affected countries, has made the hazard transfer a subject of increasing global importance. E-waste is defined as ―a generic term encompassing various forms of electrical and Electronic equipment (EEE) that are old, end-of-life (EOL) Electronic appliances and have ceased to be of any value to their owner,‖ which is by far the best definition as of now. Given the volume of e-waste generated containing toxic materials, it is emerging as a risk to the society. Toxic pollutants are generated especially when e-waste is burned or recycled in uncontrolled manner.