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LOG ON TO: http://www.galileo.usg.edu

GALILEO FALL PASSWORD :

PRECISE

N E W : P R I N T I N G A T T H E L I B R A R Y

PAGE 1: NEW: Medcom Videos

Printing @ the Library

PAGE 2: Library Calendar

PAGE 3: NEW: Henry County Lab

Meet your lab assistants

PAGE 4: Lifehack: Flint

PAGE 5: Lifehack: Griffin

PAGE 6: Flint Information Center

Noodle Tools

Using other TCSG libraries

PAGE 7: New book highlights

For all you visual learners out

there, this year we’ll have ac-

cess to a full online database

of medical videos.

What does it cover?

A broad range of health science

topics, including anatomy and

physiology, critical care, infec-

tious disease, medical docu-

mentation, and basic nursing

practices. Sample videos include:

This semester, you’ll see some changes in library

printing. Like every other semester, you will have

a stipend for print money. However, starting this

fall, you will receive 100 free prints instead of

300 as in past semesters.

Visitors who are not enrolled in classes for the current semester will

pay 10¢ per page to print.

For more library FAQ, check out: http://libguides.sctech.edu/FAQ

HIPAA for Healthcare Workers

Intravenous Therapy

Obstetrical Nursing

Cultural Awareness in Health

Pharmacodynamics

Rapid Physical Assessment

Recognizing Child Abuse

Wound Care: Healing Phases

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M E E T Y O U R H E N R Y L A B A S S I S T A N T S !

Where are you from?

I was born in Southern California

in the city of San Pedro which is

near Long Beach. The Port of Los

Angeles is nestled in between both

cities. I often describe San Pedro

as a mini San Francisco with plen-

ty of hills and beautiful homes.

How long have you been at SCTC?

I have been at SCTC since the be-

ginning of summer.

What’s your favorite recent read?

I just finished reading Relic by Douglas Preston and Lee

Child. It was a nice change from murder mysteries, and

my favorite characters did not get eaten by the ancient

museum beasty.

What do you want students to know about the Lab?

WE ARE OPEN! No really, we are open. The Henry Lab is

the last room down the hall on the right. We can make

student IDs and update IDs with current stickers. Also,

we can help students explore all the resources the

SCTC Library in Griffin has available both online and in

the physical library for student use.

Denise

Morales-White

Where are you from?

I’m originally from a town

in North Georgia, Toccoa,

in Stephens County.

How long have you been at

SCTC?

I’ve been working at SCTC

for about 14 years.

What’s your favorite recent read?

A good book to me is a book on how to do some-

thing; like how to repair an engine or how to re-

pair or program a computer.

What do you want students to know about the

Lab?

I would like the students to know that we have

an open computer lab in room 126 on the Henry

campus. I think the computer lab is a very good

resource. We have state of the art machines

available 7:45 AM —7.00 PM daily.

C O M P U T E R L A B S A T H E N R Y

Henry County Lab

Room 126

Monday — Thursday

7.45 AM — 7.00 PM

Did you know the Henry

County Center has an open

computer lab? If you’re a

Southern Crescent student, you

can print, use Microsoft Office,

access the Internet, and get

your student IDs made here.

There will always be a lab as-

sistant present during lab hours

to help you with any technical

difficulties or questions you

might have. Read on below to

get to know your Henry County

lab assistants, Tim and Denise!

Tim

Slaton

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20th: Where do I start?:

Banner, Email & ANGEL

Bring your questions to the

library for extra Banner, ANGEL

& email help.

The Lifehack workshops

tackle how you can use

technology to get the most

out of your college experi-

ence. These workshops are

designed with learners at

every level of computer ex-

perience in mind.

A U G U S T

WHAT IS

LIFEHACK?

WHEN & WHERE?

Flint: Every Wednesday

2.00—5.00 PM

Library

S E P T E M B E R

29th: How do I use Word to

write my papers?

Working on a paper and need

help formatting it? Bring your

questions to the library and

learn some tricks to help you

master Microsoft Word.

Griffin: Every Wednesday

12.30—1.30 PM

Medical Bldg.

Room 221

Lifehack sessions will now

cover different topics on

each campus. See sched-

ule for details.

O C T O B E R

3rd: How do I use the library

computer anyway?

Never used a computer before?

Need a brush up on the basics?

Get help from a librarian.

17th: How can I find the book

I’m looking for?

Learn about the library catalog

and interlibrary loan.

1st: Top 10 Research Mistakes

Learn to dodge the most com-

mon research mistakes.

15th: How can I find articles

and videos in GALILEO?

Navigate GALILEO’s thousands of

articles, tools and videos.

O C T O B E R

12th: What’s the difference

between MLA and APA?

Don’t let citations overwhelm

you—the library can help. We

can help with specific ques-

tions you have on bibliog-

raphies you’re working on for

class, or direct you to useful

resources and citation guides.

N O V E M B E R

D E C E M B E R

3rd: How can I shop online

safely this holiday season?

The holidays are around the

corner—protect yourself as you

shop online. Learn how to tell

if a site is secure, and how to

protect your financial info.

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18th—21st : Banner ,

Emai l & ANGEL

This week, the library will be

holding crash courses in us-

ing Banner, student email,

and ANGEL. Unlike our other

Lifehack sessions, we’ll meet

three times a day, every day,

at 9 AM, 12 PM and 6 PM.

27th: Computer Bas ics

Need a quick crash course

in nav igat ing your comput -

er ’s desktop or us ing the

Internet? Th is crash

course teaches the very

bas ics in computer use,

for students who may not

have much exper ience

wi th computers .

A U G U S T O C T O B E R

1st: Find Gold in GALILEO

Crash course in finding articles,

videos & more in GALILEO.

8th: Conquer Microsoft Excel

Brush up on Excel basics.

15th: Beyond the Library

Can’t find something in the library?

We can still help you track it down.

22nd: Presentations that Pop

Sick of PowerPoint? Learn to use

other free presentation software,

like Prezi and ThingLink!

29th: Social Media Safety

Protect your identity and personal

information online!

Can’t make it?

See a session you like but can’t make it? Don’t

sweat it! All presentations, handouts and suggested

websites for further reading are posted online.

Check it out on our Lifehack Libguide at:

libguides.sctech.edu/lifehack

You can also get in touch with a librarian in person, through the

phone, or email to catch up on what you missed.

3rd: Faculty Support Line

Learn about all the support

services the library offers for

faculty!

10th: Open House

Come by the library, grab some

snacks & learn how the library

can help you!

17th: Mastering Microsoft

Word

Microsoft Word refresher class

that covers the very basics of

using Word.

24th: All About Apps

Join guest lecturer Charles Cash

to learn about mobile apps that

can help with your classwork!

S E P T E M B E R

N O V E M B E R

5th: Cite Right

Learn about some helpful citation

tools and resources!

12th: Conquer PowerPoint

Brush up on PowerPoint basics.

17th: Paper E.R.

Bring your research paper drafts

to the library for one last review!

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D I D Y O U K N O W . . .

...you can use other TCSG libraries?

...Noodle Tools will do citations for you?

Can’t remember exactly how to log into BannerWeb? Unsure

about what Angel is for? NEW for this Fall: presenting The

Information Center! The Flint Library now has answers for your

most frequently asked questions, all in one handy spot! Our In-

formation Center is across from the main circulation desk, and

it includes convenient brochures and handouts for you to take

with you. You can still ask any of us library staff for help too;

plus we now carry written reminders of “how to’s”.

...about Flint River’s Information Center?

As a Southern Crescent student, you have access not only to our library’s resources, but to Clayton State,

Gordon College, and any Georgia Technical College library as well. If Griffin or Thomaston is too far of a hike

for you, or if you need to use a library on Friday, Saturday or Sunday,

you can use the computers and resources at any of these other col-

lege libraries.

Want to learn more? Stop by the library desk at the Griffin or Flint

River campuses to fill out a reciprocal borrowing form and find out

more about different library locations you can use. All you need to do

is show a current, updated student ID at the desk.

Citations can be a pain. Let the library help you out! Noodle Tools is a program that takes away the grief

of formatting your bibliography, whether in MLA or APA format. All you have to do is type in your resource’s

bibliographic information, and with the press of a button, Noodle Tools will automatically format it for you.

Want to learn more? Visit our site, libguides.sctech.edu/citations, and check out the log-in information

for Noodle Tools, including how to set up an account and build your first works cited page.

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Check out the Flint

River Library’s New

Books display! Keep

an eye on it—even

more books will be

added soon!