Monday, January 3, 2011
Faculty Rooms "to let"
There are a few rooms available on the 4th floor of Purdy that can be reserved for a particular faculty member's use over a semester. Contact Mike Hawthorne to make arrangements.
Monday, December 13, 2010
Searching the Library Catalog for any title
To search the library catalog for any title, just put an * in the search box.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Emeritus Status: Definition
Here is the WSU Faculty & Administrative Staff Bulletin definition of emeritus status.
http://www.bulletins.wayne.edu/fib/index.html
http://www.bulletins.wayne.edu/fib/index.html
Friday, December 11, 2009
Nursing PICO Project
Nursing students on may have questions on their "PICO" Project.
Here is a website that explains PICO, in case you need it:
P = Patient and Problem I = Intervention C = Comparison
O = Outcome
The students have to find journal articles to formulate and support their PICO question.
Here is a website that explains PICO, in case you need it:
http://ebling.library.wisc.edu/portals/ebhc/pico.cfm
P = Patient and Problem I = Intervention C = Comparison
O = Outcome
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Help with Blackboard Assignment Submission
Instructions for students on how to submit an assignment through Blackboard.
https://studentdemocourse.wikispaces.com/Assignments
https://studentdemocourse.wikispaces.com/Assignments
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Friday, September 11, 2009
Can't Save to Flash Drive
Problem: Users try to save a document or PDF to their flash drive, and when they try to select the location from the "Save In" drop down menu, the menu keeps rolling up and disappearing, and you cannot select the Flash Drive.
It is likely the student is using a flash drive with a U3 interface, that asks you to reboot and install U3 software on the computer. Since you can't install anything on the public computers, you may see strange behavior, such as the problem described above.
Solution: Select the My Documents folder, and save the copy there. Then, go to the My Computer, find the My documents folder, and Move or Copy the saved document to the Flash Drive location.
It is likely the student is using a flash drive with a U3 interface, that asks you to reboot and install U3 software on the computer. Since you can't install anything on the public computers, you may see strange behavior, such as the problem described above.
Solution: Select the My Documents folder, and save the copy there. Then, go to the My Computer, find the My documents folder, and Move or Copy the saved document to the Flash Drive location.
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