Current Events
Up one levelCurrent Events at the UNT Libraries.
Extended Willis Library Hours: Dead Week and Final Exam Week
The first floor of Willis Library will be open 24 hours a day during Dead Week and Final Exam Week (9:00 a.m. Saturday, April 26 through 6 p.m. Friday, May 9).
See all hours please go to Libraries Hours page
Trends, Fads or Folly: Spotting the Library Trends That Really Matter
In surveying the landscape of our profession and the technological trends that impact it, it is simple to identify several new technologies that “could” be used by libraries to improve or enhance the patrons’ experience with and perception of the Library. This program will investigate new trends in libraries such as patron-created folksonomic cataloging (del.cio.us, LibraryThing & the new breed of OPAC’s), libraries and librarians in virtual environments such as Second Life, as well as give an update on libraries and social networks (mySpace & facebook). Are these trends? Just fads? Plain old Folly? We’ll deal with a central question in this teleconference: To what extent do Libraries need to quickly adopt new technologies into their programs? Or, “just because you can do it, does that mean that you should?”
LibQUAL+TM Survey 2008
LibQUAL+TM Survey: If you are a UNT student, take this library user satisfaction survey between April 11 and May 5 for a chance to win an iPod Touch or a $50 Best Buy gift card: Click Here to Take the Survey!
University Day, April 4 2008
Join the UNT Students, Faculty and Staff to celebrate University day on April 4, 2008.
University Scholars Day, April 3 2008
For more information, please go to Honor Collage University Scholars Day website.
The Pornography of Everyday Life
Pornography as such appears not only in overt, but also in everyday forms like ads and other manifestations of pop culture. This film explores how pornographic imagery appropriates previously sacred icons and images of women, sex and the feminine principle, and then profanes and defames them.
Screenings:
| Media Library |
March 26 | 5:30 pm |
| Research Park Library |
April 2 | 12:00 pm |
ELI Spring Online Focus Session
The EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (ELI) helps institutions advance learning
through IT innovation. ELI is a community that works together to stay on
the leading edge of teaching and learning with technology through a focus
on learners, learning principles and practices, and learning technologies.
ELI brings value to members through awareness, enablement, and
integration.