Ebrary added
over 1000 more titles to our College Complete subscription near the end of April. Here are just a few of the wide variety of titles offered:
In
The pleasures and sorrows of work [Vintage, 2009] Alain de Botton muses on whether someone with the job title ‘Brand Supervision Coordinator, Sweet Biscuits’ can find meaning in his work and visits with the founding member of the Pylon Appreciation Society as part of an idiosyncratic journey through the world of work. Includes lots of great black and white photos by Richard Baker.
Those looking for something more practical might appreciate
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010 by Carole Boggs Matthews, an entry in the QuickSteps series of “recipe books for computer users” from McGraw-Hill. Step-by-step instructions are accompanied by lots of illustrations and helpful tips.
Word 2010 and
Excel 2010 are covered in separate titles.
Reference titles include Bud Hannings'
American Revolutionary War Leaders : A Biographical Dictionary [McFarland 2010],
Webster's new world medical dictionary [Wiley, 2008], and the 5
th edition of
The dictionary of human geography [Blackwell, 2009].
Finally, Curtis J. Bonk’s
The world is open : how Web technology is revolutionizing education; Ebooks, E-Learning, Open Source software, OpenCourseWare, Learning Object Repositories, and Electronic Collaboration are only a few of the topics covered in this wide ranging discussion of the ‘Open Learning World.’
You will need an internet connection and the
quarterly library database password in order to read these.
May 1-7, 2011 is the second annual 
