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Veronica Wilkerson
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Well, this is it.
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You made it.
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Their information literacy.
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And now module one was pretty heavy.
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Lots of information begin thrown at you.
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Use your workbook.
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Keep your workbook because you're gonna need it.
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For every class.
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There's gonna be a point where this class goes away
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on canvas and you're gonna be like, Oh, I don't
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remember what she said about the database and who blow
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when it provides for me.
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So keep up with your workbook.
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Two year are finished with your academic career, The information
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and there will help you on every single academic assignment
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that you get.
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That's not multiple choice.
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Okay, Lets I just wanna in this by showing you
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a few fun things about the library in case we
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haven't touched on those.
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And then we'll be done.
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You have a short a post test, and a survey
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has like you to fill out one thing.
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I'm at Canelo.
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We always want Teoh tailor our classes to the student
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and the student needs.
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So when you fill out that survey next semester, when
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I create the information literacy class, I will make adjustments
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based on what you answered and information is not condemnation
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information is what I need to do to make it
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better. So when you fill out this survey, you know,
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be helpful.
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Okay, So in the library, I know that everything most
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everything we talked about is academic, you know, go here
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for primary resource is what are your, um, types of
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information that you need.
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So I want to talk a little bit about our
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fiction collection.
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We do house quite a big, um, print fiction collection.
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So at the end of the day, when you're taking
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in all the information, you can take in and it's
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time to do something just for you.
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Head on over to the library and check out some
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of our popular reading materials.
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If you don't want to come in and check him
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out. Imprint.
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We have them in many formats.
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We have audio books available online.
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We have streaming service is for books and audiobooks and
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e readers.
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And you can find those just from wherever you are
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in the world through Panola College.
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Got eighty years slash library.
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So do something for you.
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Read something that you like.
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Just because I don't spend all your time um, digging
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an information for your professors do something for you again.
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I want to show you another collection.
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We have sometimes were looking for recipes or what we
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can make in a short time because you've worked all
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day or you going to class all day.
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And you know, now it's dinner time and you don't
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know what to cook or self help relationships.
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We have a section on that we have a section
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on fitness and how to keep yourself well and how
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to take care of you.
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So check that out.
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We also have nonfiction.
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No, of course you're nonfiction.
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You can use in your research as your sources if
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your professor requires a print resource and some do, but
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also some people just enjoy reading about famous people or
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places are times in history.
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And, you know, our local historian, Bill O Neill, is
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we have his books and he's a Carthage native and
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a great writer in a great teacher.
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So I enjoy his collection.
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Next, um, we have reference books.
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Now I'm going to say that the most current reference
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information you will probably get will be through the Elektronik
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resource is, But we do have a reference section on
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the second floor of the library, and you are welcome
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to come and look through it and get some information
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that you need.
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Now, I do want to put this disclaimer on the
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textbooks. We Onley house a textbook.
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If a professor has requested we keep one on reserve.
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And that way, if you need the textbook and you
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don't have it or you forgot it at home, you
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can come by but on Lee at the professor's request
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for their textbooks to be put on reserve, everything else
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we have multiple copies of and again probably find more
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current and relevant reference information through our electronic resource is
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okay, module one you learned about those electronic resource is
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until you probably I dreamed about them, but we wanted
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to be thorough.
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We wanted you to know where to go for information.
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That is a life skill.
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I always suggest starting out with Creed Out an EPS
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co host because they are the data basis that reach
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into all the other places and all the other databases
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and pull the information that's most relevant to you.
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So make sure that if you are going Teoh, start
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somewhere and it's overwhelming credo.
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Our EPS co host or great places to start hoopla,
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you're gonna love hoopla.
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Hoopla allows you to stream music, movies, television shows, audio
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books, e books, all afraid to.
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You know, we pay for you to access that, and
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there's current shows.
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I mean, if you don't currently have a streaming service
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or you pay for streaming, you might want to check
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out hoopla because as long as you're Panola College student,
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it's free and we can save you some money.
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Okay, lets go on Teoh DVDs.
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If you still love that DVD and you still has
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a DVD player, we do have a collection of DVDs
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that is available for anybody to check out not just
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community members or faculty, but also for the student body
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there available to everyone.
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Okay, I find that most of our students use our
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library just as a space, a space to get away
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from things and being a quiet place, either alone or
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with a small group, especially during finals times or deadline
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times, or coming up and you just need a space.
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We have tables along the windows on the second floor.
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They've got each one has a layup.
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They have a beautiful view.
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We have study rooms that have a white board in
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them. We have an academic collaboration room in which you
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can hook your device up to the television if you
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need to present a power point or you need to
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zoom, we have a computer lab.
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You're able to print your able to scan documents you're
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able to type your papers or your reports, all right
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here in the library and then downstairs we have these
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little study carols, and they're like one person carols and
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you kind of feel like you're cocooned Ian by yourself.
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They have charge ports for your devices.
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That's the other thing.
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If you find yourself on campus and your phone or
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your devices dying, we have chargers available for you to
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use. So come by and just took out our spices
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and say what we offer.
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Um, sometimes I don't work well at home.
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If I'm doing something academic, then I have to get
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away and get into a quiet spot.
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And then, if you haven't checked out the Alison Art
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Gallery, make sure you do that.
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We, um how several traveling exhibits and lots of local
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authors um, an artist.
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It's free to you.
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You come by, you sunny in and you can just
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browse our art gallery and has some really cool stuff.
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Right now we have the Asian exhibit, and I think
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it's going away pretty soon of you.
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If you haven't checked that out, do that.
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The library host events.
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Sometimes sometimes we have art contests or we have things
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to build or puzzles to complete.
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We have a full time three D printer.
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If that's something you're interested in, it's free for you
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to use and come by and be able to create
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and imagine in your down time and then last but
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not least, who are we?
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Let's talk a little bit about who we are and
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why we're here for you.
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We have Christy Ferguson, who is our director and are
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later and she's amazing.
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She is knowledgeable of all things resource wise.
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She knows the professor's.
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She knows what they want from you.
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She knows how to support you and also support the
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teachers in the faculty.
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Um, she's been here a long time, and her wisdom
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man, she blows me away with what she truly knows,
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and then I'm Veronica Wilkerson, that instructor for this course.
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But I'm also, um, the instructional library.
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So if you need help, um, finding resource is or
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understanding what a p a or M l a main
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or, you know, just getting those expectations right and doing
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your very best on the person.
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They will talk to you for that.
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I also work without dual credit students at the high
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schools and their teachers or the students are able to
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contact me any time.
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And I'll talk about ways to contact us, like in
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just a minute.
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And, you know, really, just ask any question.
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I'm here to help you do well on your instructional
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assignments. Holly Derrick is a rock star at our electronic
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resource is she is the one that implements the portals.
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She creates the accounts.
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She can help you if you can't log in.
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She knows which Elektronik resource is to steer you to.
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Based on the type of assignment you have, she is
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a master teacher.
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She can teach you about any database or any Elektronik
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resource that we have.
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So contact her.
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If you're struggling to understand how the databases or the
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electron ICS resource is work over if you're a cancer
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working. We're very blessed this year.
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Toe have, Miss Alma.
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Robin L Miss Alma is a library and that we
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inherited from UT Tyler.
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She brings a vast knowledge of the library and how
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the library works.
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And she has a lot of really, um she has
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a lot of, uh, experience.
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Sorry. Us working with college students.
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And so she kind of knows and can anticipate what
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service is you're gonna need when you come in.
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Kate is new this year, and she is the clerk
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that you'll see in the evening.
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Stone stairs.
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Mostly. A fun fact about Kate is she worked at
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the New London Museum.
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And if you have not looked at the new London
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explosion, that's something you want to look at.
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She can tell you all about it.
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She joins.
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Has been here a long time, guys.
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And she is amazing.
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A shaken troubleshoot.
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Any printing issue device?
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WiFi. She has been here through a lot of changes
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in the library.
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She knows how this library runs.
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She has the answers, and she's invaluable.
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I don't know what we would do without her.
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And last but not least, the face of the library
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when you first come in is miss share in hell.
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Miss Sharon is the one that will check out your
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books. She's the one that you'll great when you first
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come in, and she's the first person that you will
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see to ask your questions.
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So say, had him a share and when you stop
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him, well, guys, it's been fun and you're done all
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you have.
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It's a short post quiz.
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And remember, we're not giving.
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Grades were given completions in this course and a short
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survey so that I can do my job.
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Better help me do my job better.
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I look forward to seeing you in the library.
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Of course, you'll see us all like this for a
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while, but that's okay.
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You know, one day we'll all get to see each
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other's faces, so come see us.
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Let us know what you need.
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Do not allow yourself to struggle without asking for help.
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We have a PC chat linked to the library page.
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You can just fill this out and will be on
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the other end, helping you answer your questions.
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You can call us.
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Our numbers are listed here.
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You can email the library at library dot edu Panola
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that you to you and that will go to all
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of us.
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And the question that is most relevant to our position
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will it will take control of that question.
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Um, you can stop in, okay?
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I mean, there is no reason for anyone to struggle
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academically when you have all this help.
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All of us qualified help and experience in the library.
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So we'll see you said.
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