March 5, 2024 Open Education Week Open Education Week is March 4-8* What is Open Education you may ask? According to Open Source, Open Education is a philosophy of teaching that promotes the belief that everyone... Categories collaborations/databases/e-books/equipment/images/information literacy/instruction/librarians/library workers/OER/resources/technology/videos/websites
October 16, 2020 Vote! The General Election is on November 3, 2020. This Voting & Elections Toolkit from the American Library Association has all the information you need about where to find local voting... Categories events/information literacy/resources/websites
October 8, 2020 Connect With the Library Through Zoom We are excited to offer Zoom hours to answer questions about your library account, help you with research, troubleshoot a technical issue, or simply have a chat about what we... Categories activities/books/Cannell 2nd Floor Main Collection/Cannell Library/citing sources/Clark College Libraries/classes/collaborations/collections/communication/computers/CTC/databases/e-books/equipment/fun/information literacy/instruction/laptops/library catalog/OER/periodicals/resources/streaming videos/students/Summit/technology/tools/websites
June 15, 2020 Time-Saving Research Tips If you’re still figuring out online classes, or trying to do your own research while homeschooling your kids, or any number of juggling acts many of us are faced with... Categories Clark College Libraries/information literacy/resources
May 22, 2020 Evaluating Information During a Global Pandemic Note: This post has been updated to remove biased indicators of credibility. It’s easy to be overwhelmed with information right now. What should you pay attention to? What’s fake? What’s... Categories Clark College Libraries/information literacy
February 23, 2017 Research Training Opportunity for Clark Students with BUILD EXITO! Do you have little or no research experience? Have at least one year left in your Clark degree? Do you have a desire to get research training and be mentored... Categories environment/health/information literacy/resources/science
September 28, 2016 Banned Books Week 2016 Every year, libraries from all over the country celebrate Banned Books Week during the month of September. The idea is to bring awareness to the continuing issue of censorship of books through advocacy,... Categories Cannell Library/Clark College Libraries/iCommons/information literacy/library catalog
May 12, 2016 LearningExpress Library for Transitional Studies Students The Clark College Libraries have many resources selected just for our students in the Transitional Studies programs. LearningExpress Library is a database accessible on any device with Internet. These centers within... Categories Clark College Libraries/databases/information literacy/resources/science/students/websites
February 15, 2016 Remembering the Sand Creek Massacre With the installation of the Native Voices exhibition, a couple of the associated events hosted by Clark College and the Clark County Historical Museum, bring to light the tragic Sand Creek Massacre... Categories activities/art/books/Cannell Library/Clark College Libraries/collaborations/collections/communication/CTC/databases/e-books/events/history/information literacy/library catalog/students
February 11, 2016 Native Voices in Literature and History The new traveling exhibit, Native Voices: Native People’s Concepts of Health and Illness, located at Cannell library, provides a bevy of important information about the health, history, and culture of Native Americans... Categories books/Cannell 2nd Floor Main Collection/Cannell Library/Clark College Libraries/collaborations/collections/CTC/displays/events/health/history/iCommons/images/information literacy/resources/students
