Category: eBooks
book:logic and AustESE Workshop
The book:logic series of symposia was established in 2010 to bring together postgraduate students, postdoctoral fellows, independent researchers and academics whose work involves aspects of textual studies: the scholarly editing of literary works and historical documents, the study of versions of works, editorial theory, physical bibliography, codicology and history of the book.
The 2013 Symposium will meet at UQ on Friday 4 October. For more information and to register, please visit the Symposium blog: http://booklogic2013.wordpress.com/
In conjunction with the book:logic symposium, the AustESE Project (http://austese.net/) is running a workshop on electronic scholarly editing on Thursday 3 October. Information and registration details will be posted on the book:logic blog.
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Database Discussions
As a result of our recent professional development activity - Cyberschool Update, 2013 - it was suggested that a discussion forum be formed for participants to share information and ask questions with regards to databases and eBooks.
As a discussion starter, what session did you find most informative and why?
Click on this link which takes you to our Professional Development page to see presentations from most speakers.
Please note: non-UQ staff and students are not able to comment at the moment. If you email your comments to cyberschool@library.eq.edu.au, we would be happy to upload them to the Blog for you.
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AccessEngineering - trial
UQ Library is trialling AccessEngineering until 5 March 2013. AccessEngineering provides:
- Renowned engineering handbooks e.g. Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook, Marks' Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers or browse all titles
- Powerful search tools, global professional engineering news
- Interactive graphs, instructive videos
- Curriculum guides
Please email your feedback on the trial, thank you.
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