Dear Clarkson Faculty and Staff, Please remind your students The Clarkson University Libraries workshops series will wrap up with Is it shareworthy? Becoming a more sophisticated social media user Tuesday, Nov. 16 at 5pm via Zoom. Description: Today almost everyone uses – and shares – on social media. But how do we determine what to […]
Dear Clarkson Students, The Clarkson University Libraries workshops series will wrap up with Is it shareworthy? Becoming a more sophisticated social media user Tuesday, Nov. 16 at 5pm via Zoom. Description: Today almost everyone uses – and shares – on social media. But how do we determine what to share? And what to trust when
Tuesday, November 9 at 5pm – Online via Zoom – Add to your Google Calendar Graduate Students: How many times a day do we all just looking something up on Google? It’s quick, it’s easy, it can answer our most basic questions more efficiently than any other technology out there. Make the most of your Googling with a series of advanced
Dear Clarkson Students, The Clarkson University Libraries workshops series will continue with Who wrote that? Being wary on the web Tuesday, Nov. 2 at 5pm via Zoom. Description: Historically only the wealthy had the ability to create and disseminate information, but in today’s more participatory culture we can all contribute to the creation and spread
Tuesday, October 26 at 5pm – Online via Zoom – Add to your Google Calendar Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, is part of the fabric of our digital life. It is used worldwide by millions of people daily. Join this workshop to learn more about it, as well as how to use your knowledge and research skills to make it better. This
Dear Clarkson Faculty and Staff, Please remind your students The Clarkson University Libraries workshops series will continue with Who wrote that? Being wary on the web Tuesday, Nov. 2 at 5pm via Zoom. Description: Historically only the wealthy had the ability to create and disseminate information, but in today’s more participatory culture we can all
Tuesday, October 26 at 5pm – Online via Zoom – Add to your Google Calendar Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, is part of the fabric of our digital life. It is used worldwide by millions of people daily. Join this workshop to learn more about it, as well as how to use your knowledge and research skills to make it better. This
Dear Clarkson Students, The Clarkson University Libraries workshops series will continue with Who wrote that? Being wary on the web Tuesday, Nov. 2 at 5pm via Zoom. Description: Historically only the wealthy had the ability to create and disseminate information, but in today’s more participatory culture we can all contribute to the creation and spread
Z-100 Desktop Computers were given to each incoming freshman in 1983. The new model retailed for over $4,000, but the students owned it by paying a one-time $200 maintenance fee and $200 each semester. Clarkson University became the first college in the nation to give each incoming freshman a personal computer. Kathy Damon and her father,
