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Richard Kearney
Electronic Resources Librarian
Reference and Information Services Office
Room 107g
President, NJLA College and University Section/ACRL-NJ, 2008-2009
Chair, VALE Electronic Resources Committee, 2006-2008
Tel: 973-720-2165
Fax: 973-720-2585
Email: kearneyr@wpunj.edu
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Olivia Yu Wa Kearney, Mary Kearney, Richard Kearney, and Amanda Rose Nian Meng Kearney
Various Photos 2006-2008
Portico Presentation for VALE Libraries in MS PowerPoint (2.7 MB) and PDF (1.7 MB) Formats
My Bibliographic Databases
General Subject Guides for Research
Research Guides and Bibliographies for Individual Courses
Blogs:
Wikis:
Spring 2007 Library Workshop: "Introduction to RefWorks: Your Online Personal Database and Bibliography Creator"
Spring 2007 Library Workshop: "Advanced RefWorks: Output Format Editing and Manuscript Formatting"
Spring 2007 Library Workshop: "Search Tools and Techniques (effective searching of bibliographic and full-text databases, automated searching, based on examples from high-use databases)"
Spring 2007 Library Workshop: "Statistical Resources: Online, In-Print, and Elsewhere"
Spring 2007 Library Workshop: "Film Studies: Using Movies in Student Research Projects"
Library Workshop: "Creating Links to Articles and E-Books in Your Online Syllabus"
Current Awareness Resources for Searchers and Cybrarians
My Bibliographic Databases

These bibliographies are in electronic format through our RefWorks software, but only available online through direct export on my part. I'll post them when I can.


General Subject Guides for Research

Research Guides and Bibliographies for Individual Courses


Library Workshop: "Creating Links to Articles and E-Books in Your Online Syllabus"

For the Spring 2004 semester I will be offering this workshop the following dates/times/locations:

...and by appointment. Or just check out this online guide to the content of the workshop: Creating Web-Based Syllabi With Links to Articles and E-Books: A Guide for Faculty.



Library Workshop: "RefWorks: Your Online Personal Database and Bibliography Creator"

For the Spring 2004 semester I will be offering this workshop the following dates/times/locations:

...and by appointment. You can also check out the current version of the RefWorks User Quick Start Guide (in PDF format).

RefWorks Trainers' Resources for the psych_student Training Account



Q and A NJ Notes for Bergen Community College (May 15, 2003)


OurStory Program: "Using Visuals to Understand the Great Depression in New Jersey" (March 18, 2004)

Section 1: How To Read a Photograph
(Robert Wolk, David and Lorraine Cheng Library, William Paterston University of New Jersey)

Reading a Photograph using images from the American Memory/FSA Collection (file in Microsoft PowerPoint format)

Reading a Photograph (including John Szarkowski's Fieve Elements of Photographic Vision) (file in Microsoft PowerPoint format)

Sample photos from the 1930s



Section 2: Locating Visual Materials
(Richard Kearney, David and Lorraine Cheng Library, William Paterston University of New Jersey)



WebTrends Web Site Analysis Software

Library site statistics: click here (Username/Password required)


Current Awareness Resources for Searchers and Cybrarians

"How does one keep up with all the new information resources online?" is an oft-asked question in the Library profession. The online world is relatively new, but the challenge is an old one, so librarians have had a long time to think about the broader question of keeping up with new information, regardless of format. Here are some things I find especially useful for anyone interested in keeping up with the world of searching:

Current Cites
"A team of librarians and library staff monitors information technology literature in both print and digital forms, each month selecting only the best items to annotate for this free publication. The resulting issue of 8-12 annotated citations of current literature is emailed to a mailing list and is redistributed on other electronic fora. It is also available as an RSS feed." While this description is accurate, I'd argue the focus is not as narrow as it might sound because the editors are highly conscious of the contexts in which information technology exists and their annotations always emphasize the implications (social, economic, political, legal, policy, etc.) for libraries and information users. I've subscribed for years and every time I get the new issue I want to drop what I'm doing and read several recommended articles.

EContent
One of several important magazines published by Information Today, Inc. The web site offers a lot of free content, although full access requires a paid subscription. You might prefer access to the articles from the print version through a database at your Library (or through JerseyClicks in you have no other affiliation that will get you access). Very industry-oriented, although it's good for breaking news on products, industry happenings, and other information relevant to the search world. Also offers a free weekly email newsletter called EContent Xtra and your choice of up to 23 different RSS feeds.









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