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Virtual Tours - My Library

My Library is your virtual bookshelf. This application allows you add titles from any genre and type (e.g. textbooks or fiction) and catalog them in an orderly fashion. It is a great tool to help you keep an eye on titles that interest you; whether you are considering them for course use, using it for research purposes, or simply for general interest.

There is no limit to the number of books, links, reviews or resources you can have in your library. In addition you library allows you to append links and comments to each book, such as a course syllabus.

Finally your library can be set as public or private. A private library will only be accessible by you. By setting your library to public, you are allowing other members to view what’s inside your library. People viewing your library will never have access to any personal or contact information. Click here for an example of a public library page. [Need screen capture of public library page]

We recommend you keep your library public, with facilitate colleague collaboration, as we certainly recommend you keep your library public. Remember your name or contact information will never be visible to anyone.

In your Professor Library – you can:
  • Create a book list add any book professional or personal
  • Assign course page, view syllabi archives, link online reviews directly to book
  • Manage adoptions over semesters and tag your books with individual comments
  • Colleague Collaboration
    • Learn which schools are using a particular text
    • Read reviews from other professors
    • Compare course reading lists with other professors
    • Communicate with colleagues in your area of study
  • Academic Resource Database
    • Anything can be a resource!
    • Assign a resource (such as an open source journal article)
    • View what other professors have listed as resources
    • Review your own or other resources
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