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New Job and Some Other Professional Updates

July 26, 2013 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Two weeks ago I started a new position at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio. I’m the Instruction and Assessment Librarian, which means I’ll coordinate the library’s teaching efforts and also work with librarians and faculty to improve student outcomes when the curriculum or assignments include a research component. I’ll also staff the reference desk […]

Filed Under: Academic Librarianship

How Does Google Scholar Work and How Can I Use It Better?

July 23, 2013 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

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Google is great for its convenience and quick answers but much more hit or miss when you need authoritative sources. It’s important to critically evaluate your search results to figure out who each author is and why he or she might be a good person to write about the subject at hand. But another thing […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Academic Research, Google

Why You Should Close Your Browser After Logging Out of a Service

June 6, 2013 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

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When you are accessing sensitive information, such as with online banking, a very basic security measure is to remember to log out right after you finish. In most cases, however, the service will recommend that you also close your browser. The advice is very common but can be a slight annoyance. You will usually want […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Web Browsers

The Shift from Tools to Platforms on the Web

May 15, 2013 by Andrew Walsh 2 Comments

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Several weeks ago, Google announced it would shut down its popular RSS service Google Reader on July 1, leading to a mad scramble for alternatives. Some people remarked on how the replacements could not quite replicate their familiar workflow, forcing them to change their news-seeking routines. Others could not even sign up, as the flood […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Facebook, Google

What’s the Business Model of MOOCs Like Coursera?

March 21, 2013 by Andrew Walsh 3 Comments

The booming popularity of massive open online courses (MOOCs) in 2012 has dramatically changed our ideas about the potential of online education. The New York Times called them “the revolution that has higher education gasping” and the Chronicle added that MOOCs question “the future of teaching” and even “the value of a degree.” What exactly […]

Filed Under: Open Education Tagged With: Coursera, EdX, Higher Education

Famous Pro Sports Teams That Don’t Own Their Team Domain Name

March 20, 2013 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

We all know how crucial a good domain name is for a business. You want it to be memorable, straight to the point and easy for visitors to type. In just about all situations, a large business is expected to own the regular .com domain name for its brand, and some even snap up all […]

Filed Under: Technology

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As an academic librarian, I'm interested in how emerging technologies are changing how we search, learn, and create online. I cover topics like evaluating source credibility, digital productivity, and the impact of AI.

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