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Anthrosource

Developed by the American Anthropological Association (AAA), AnthroSource brings 100 years of anthropological material online to scholars and the public, including:

• Current issues for 15 of the AAA’s most critical peer-reviewed publications through the end of 2006, including American Anthropologist, American Ethnologist, Anthropology and Education Quarterly, and Medical Anthropology Quarterly.
• An electronic archive of all AAA journals.
• Seamless access to archival content housed at JSTOR for key AAA publications including American Anthropologist.

http://www.anthrosource.net

Anthrosoure is available until 04/20/07

ScienceDirect (but not Scopus) will be unavailable for a planned period of downtime on Sunday, March 11, 2007 for approximately 7 hours starting at 01:00 AM EST

Birds of North America Online

http://bna.birds.cornell.edu/BNA/

Birds of North America Online (BNA Online) is a continually updated, comprehensive reference for life history information on over 700 different bird species that breed in the United States and Canada. In addition to the text, figures, and illustrations included in the original hard copy version, BNA Online includes photo galleries, vocalizations, updated text and video for many species. This reference resource is maintained by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

Available until May 10, 2007

Snowy greetings:

The Copyright and Plagiarism talk scheduled for February 15^th is canceled due to poor travel conditions. We will reschedule.

You Are Invited!

Brigid Hubberman, Executive Director of the Ithaca Family Reading Partnership will speak on Family Reading Partnerships

Thursday
February 15 at 4:20
in the TMC (Fireplace Lounge if we have a larger audience)

Please r.s.v.p. to
Joy Mosher mosherj@cortland.edu if you plan to come or bring a class

The Center for the Advancement of Technology in Education (CATE)
The Office of the Associate Provost for Information Services
The Faculty Development Center
The Friends of the Library at SUNY Cortland
Memorial Library
Using the Works of Others: Copyright and Academic Integrity

What‘s Yours is Mine (Not!): Innovation, Culture & Copyright
Presented by Jill Hurst-Walsh
Hurst Associates, Ltd.

Academic Original Sin: Plagiarism and the Millennial Student
Presented by Gail Wood
Director of Libraries

February 15, 2007
4:00 p.m.
Library Conference Room

Refreshments courtesy of CATE

Jill Hurst-Wahl has worked in and around information for most of her life. Her background is in information technology and library science. She has been both a programmer/analyst and a corporate librarian. While a corporate librarian, she worked on competitive intelligence research projects and helped to build a competitive intelligence system that used digitization as one of the methods of inputting information. That was more than 15 years ago and Jill has continued to do work both in the areas of digitization and competitive intelligence.

For more information contact
Gail Wood at x2221 or woodg@cortland.edu