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Wed Apr 9th, 2014 —
After the Spring 2014 semester there will be changes to Microsoft campus agreement (Office and Windows) that affect how students receive software for personally-owned computers.
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Thu Apr 3rd, 2014 —
Data security breaches make the headlines. We’ve read about the recent incidents at Target, Neiman-Marcus, and more locally at The Sands Bethlehem.
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Wed Apr 2nd, 2014 —
Michael Zurat ’04 ’05G worked for LTS from his freshman year until completing his graduate degree. Here he reflects on how this experience influenced his career.
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Wed Apr 2nd, 2014 —
Library and Technology Services and the Friends of the Libraries offer warm congratulations to the Libraries Student Research Prize winners John Behre and Carolyn Sivco.
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Wed Apr 2nd, 2014 —
The TRAC (Technology, Research, and Communication) Writing Fellows Program is a peer-tutoring initiative of Library and Technology Services that is now in its sixth year.
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Wed Apr 2nd, 2014 —
When Alexandria (Ali) Yeager ’15 took a work study job in Lehigh’s Special Collections, she hoped that it would provide a break from her intense program of studies, mathematics and
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Mon Mar 24th, 2014 —
Registration is open for the 2014 Symposium on Teaching and Learning at Lehigh, organized and sponsored by the Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL), with support from Library and T
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Mon Mar 10th, 2014 —
In January 2014, the LTS Web and Mobile Services team in conjunction with University Communications released the latest version of the LehighU Live mobile app. This new release includes dining locations, menus, and nutrition information, and has been completely redesigned to allow for future growth to other mobile platforms.
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Mon Mar 10th, 2014 —
Staff in the Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL) are working with faculty on the development of nine new online courses to be offered by a range of academic departments during fal
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Mon Mar 10th, 2014 —
Not so long ago hooking up a laptop for classroom use was pretty straightforward. Most laptops had a fiifteen-pin VGA connector.
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