TML News and Notes: December 2011
The Oral Pathology Review Images Collection, compiled by Dr. Dennis Page of the VCU Department of Oral Pathology, is now available as one of the VCU Libraries' Digital Collections. These images of the most common abnormalities of the oral cavity are presented in JPEG 2000 format. Viewers may zoom in to take a close look at soft tissue or radiographic abnormalities of the mouth. For almost a decade the Oral Pathology Review Slides have been a valuable resource for students in the School of Dentistry.The VCU Libraries is pleased to present the collection with the enhanced features available in our digital content management system.
Monday, December 5
12:00 - 1:00 pm
TML Learning Center @ Hunton
Tuesday, December 6
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Library Instruction Classroom, 2-012
Wednesday, December 7
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Library Instruction Classroom, 2-012
VCU Libraries recently added four new health sciences resources from publisher McGraw-Hill. The additions are:
Each of these online tools offers a compendium of leading texts, image banks and videos, an integrated drug database, self-assessment questions and many other resources. Faculty can create learning modules and track student progress with the optional "Custom Curriculum" feature. Mobile versions are available to users who set up a personal profile.
The sources can be easily located through the Databases A-Z list and links to individual e-book titles appear in the catalog.
Because only a limited number of users can view the content at one time, some users may have to wait a few minutes for access.
Training sessions for all Access products will be offered in January at Tompkins-McCaw Library for the Health Sciences.
Each of these online tools offers a compendium of leading texts, image banks and videos, an integrated drug database, self-assessment questions and many other resources. Faculty can create learning modules and track student progress with the optional "Custom Curriculum" feature. Mobile versions are available to users who set up a personal profile.
The sources can be easily located through the Databases A-Z list and links to individual e-book titles appear in the catalog.
Because only a limited number of users can view the content at one time, some users may have to wait a few minutes for access.
Training sessions for all Access products will be offered in January at Tompkins-McCaw Library for the Health Sciences.
