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Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Bikes in front of Green Library

We all know that Stanford is one of the most bike-friendly campuses in the country; and biking to, from, and around campus is a great alternative to driving.

Here at the libraries, we support safe biking. We encourage you to protect yourself and your brain by always wearing a helmet when biking. You should also protect your bike by always using a lock when parking your bike around campus.

Library staff can borrow bikes from the Library Facilities Department for use within the University during business hours (Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm). To reserve a bike for campus use during the day, email Facilities at sulair-facilities@lists.stanford.edu. Helmets and U-locks are provided.  Staff using library bikes must use either their own helmet or check out a helmet from facilities for use.

For more information on bike safety, check out this article on Parking and Transportation's website.
Spotlight on bike safety: Tips for safe riding this fall

 

New BookScanner 7145 in Green Library.

Green Library has a host of scanners available to both public and Stanford-community patrons, and has just added another scanner option to the mix. The BookScanner 7145 is a welcome addition to our line of scanners because of its wonderful features.

Thursday, September 20, 2012

Stanford University has been named one of the 10 Most Innovative Colleges for Foreign Language Study by TheBestColleges.org. Of particular interest, the article highlights Stanford's Digital Language Lab (DLL), which we all know falls under the auspices of SUL. The article states that the DLL is the go to resource for assessing students’ oral performance, providing resources for online oral assessments and Simulated Oral Proficiency Interviews (SOPIs).

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Data Management Services is excited to announce the launch of our new web site!

The primary goal of Data Services is to assist Stanford's researchers with the organization, management, and curation of research data. We want to help ensure that Stanford research data is preserved and accessible now and into the future. Our new site will help campus researchers create and carry out a data management strategy that will preserve their valuable research data for future sharing and reuse.

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