Here are a few recent highlights from some of the Library’s various blogs: For National Accordion Awareness Week, Brown Curio shared an accordion-related image from the Anne S.K. Brown Military Collection. The Hall-Hoag Collection Blog posted some materials from the “Dianetics Testing Center” and the “Union of Concerned Scientists.” The new eResources blog, “Wired Up and Plugged In,” provides … Updates From Around the Library (July 2014)

If you happened to pass through Level 2 of the Rock in the last week you might have noticed some new equipment near the the copiers. The new machine (pictured above) is a “Bookeye 4″ scanning station. The “Bookeye 4” will allow library users to easily make high-end scans of books and other related materials.  Specifications for the “Bookeye … New “BookEye 4” Scanning Station in the Rock

This blog is designed to keep you up to date with information about new Library eresources, to let you know if there is an issue with one of our eresources, and to highlight and share information about different eresources the Library has with which you may not be familiar. So check back often to see … New Eresources Blog – Wired Up and Plugged In!

Before we get to the recent highlights from some of the Library’s various blogs, I’d like to announce the Library’s new eResources blog: “Wired Up and Plugged In.” Check it out for new databases, ebook packages, ejournals, and other eresources. Brown Curio takes a look at commencement 1906, the moon, and the Great War. Here is the latest memory from … Updates From Around the Library (June 2014)

The University has provided access to Rosetta Stone language learning software for all Brown students, staff, and faculty. The Library has now linked Rosetta Stone on the Database A-Z list on the Library Web, along with the Quick Start Manual. You may also access Rosetta Stone directly by using this URL: http://rosettastone.brown.edu. If you have … Rosetta Stone Now Linked on the Library Web

Here are a few recent highlights from some of the Library’s various blogs: Brown Curio has a post celebrating the SciLi Duck. The Rock50 website has added its latest batch of memories. Make sure to submit your own Rock memory. The Hall-Hoag Collection Blog has an interesting post about unidentified material. Image Collections in the Brown Library unfortunately is only available to … Updates From Around the Library (May 2014)

Here are a few recent highlights from some of the Library’s various blogs: Brown Curio has some tips on how to avoid moiré patterning. The Rock50 website continues to add more Rock memories. Make sure to submit your own Rock memory. The Hall-Hoag Collection Blog continues posting interesting propaganda materials including artifacts from the Bohemian Grove Action Network and the Weather Underground. The Mobile Apps … Updates From Around the Library (March 2014)

Need help with assignments or projects using DH tools? Want to find out more about Digital Humanities at Brown? Digital Humanities Librarians Elli Mylonas and Jean Bauer are now offering a weekly office hours. Stop by and learn about timelines, visualization, mapping, thesis projects with a digital component, managing  your data, online publication…or just bring your laptop and have fun! … Digital Humanities Office Hours

The Friedman Center has over 12,000 videos and DVDs, including many new releases (and some of the recent award recipients). Below is a list of some recent DVDs available: All is Lost, 2 Guns, 20 Feet From Stardom, Barbara, Big Miracle, Blue Jasmine, Captain Phillips, Dallas Buyers Club, Don Jon, Despicable Me 2, Friday the 13th, A … Library Has Lots of New DVDs

Here are a few recent highlights from some of the Library’s various blogs: According to the John Hay Library Renovation Blog, the “renovation project is right on schedule…“ Brown Curio takes a look at the connection between the Library and the new movie “Monuments Men” as well as past winters… The Rock50 website continues to add more Rock memories. Make … Updates From Around the Library (February 2014)