Here’s one of those little things:  Humans have been interacting with information for some time,

Here’s one of those little things:  Humans have been interacting with information for some time, but these days we forget sometimes how useful old models can be.  We used to display our operating hours in just a complicated series of charts with exceptions, but in response to a request from our public services staff, we’ve got our hours info up in a new-fashioned monthly calendar format, which is easier to process visually but a tad harder to compose programatically .  Let us know how we can make it better.

We’re starting to implement newsfeeds for topics of interest to our researchers.  See an example

We’re starting to implement newsfeeds for topics of interest to our researchers.  See an example at:

http://www.lib.uconn.edu/Diversity

Could be a convenient way to stay current on what’s happening in your field, with info from a variety of sources.  Would you like one for your subject?

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