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End-user accounts
Replied Dec. 14, 2009
End-user accounts
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Slaven Zivkovic Dec. 14, 2009.
The Library Website with a Face: Digitally Connecting to People Where They Are
Started Nov. 17, 2009
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Hi Rich,
Slaven here - thanks very much for the kudos! A big part of our success is due to having great clients on board, who continuously provide us with excellent feedback and ideas, so you keep doing a great job on your end and we'll make sure w…
Thanks Rich! I was also always amazed at the fast response time and the continuous updates to system functionality when I was a customer...and I'm no less amazed as an employee. Of course, (especially after experiencing it myself) I want to make sur…
Thanks for the reply Anna. Glad to see Springshare added a new staff member. I think they only had 3, maybe 4 in June at ALA. I was amazed at how quick Mark and the rest were in responding to emails and posts. I told myself then, with their rate of…
Can anyone tell me if there are any plans for future upgrades that would allow end users to create accounts for themselves? I am thinking it would be nice where they could log in and create accounts for themselves where they could say, save a list o…
OK, so I am exploring a research topic which in part will evaluate which Web 2.0 applications our students use for communication and various other productivity applications. I know the quantity of internet tools has been growing over the years, but…
We at Rose-Hulman have done that with the exception of a few links (basic library info, catalog, EBSCO AtoZ), but the links to all of our resources is now on LibGuides. www.rose-hulman.edu/Library
When adopting Web 2.0 technology, libraries should do so while working it into their strategic goals and objectives and understanding their users. I discuss this in my latest blog entry. I discuss our use of LibGuides and experiments with Twitter an…
We have students that work from public workstations and so I suppose they could run into this problem too. I know this is not the answer that you want to hear, but you could leave the "Mail to" field blank, then create an additional field and name i…
JC, is this something you did on the SpringShare side, or is it something I can do on my end? I would like to remove something from that list too.
Thanks,
Rich
Awesome, tank you so much, that looks great.
Rich
Hi Richard,
I added some CSS to the custom HEAD section on your site to take care of this. Here is the code I used to change the "Popular Guides", "Recent Guides", and "view all tags" links to white:
#rg a, #pg a, #tagbox span a { color: #fff; }…
This is probably a question for Marc. I was wondering if there was a way to change a CSS setting so that I can have the colors of links inside of box headers (titles) changed to a different color. Right now, all links are blue which is fine because…
I have finally found a use for Twitter. Yesterday I created a LibGuide for a Technical Communications class we did library orientations for (6 classes last Friday). We started seeing students asking for research help the same day and already I have…
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Richard Bernier's Blog
Multitasking is the brain seeking novelty
There is multitasking and there multitasking! The former is what I do throughout the day, balancing various duties that must be done, website updates, reference assistance, library instruction, resource evaluation, etc. I can’t do all of my duties every day, that would be impossible. So I try to focus on specific ones and occasionally I get pulled away to attend to something unplanned such as a database bill that needs to be paid, or answer a phone call by a vendor. The latter form of multitaski… Continue
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