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Puka Puka Parade 2018 - Number 10
No full textDigital-only addendum included in same pdf file as main issue, but is mistakenly labeled "September PPP Addendum"
Take 2 Aspirins and Call Your Librarian
No full textFormer URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10125/59382KDuct tape & aspirin your panacea? Prefer more options by sourcing medical information from the internet? You like to Google it? No problem… learn how to find reliable, trustworthy information from the U.S. National Library of Medicine and National Institutes of Health, providers of authoritative medical resources with free health sciences databases containing sources that answer consumer health questions to professional evidenced-based medical research. Featured databases will include MedlinePlus and PubMed. Additionally, we will be featuring subscription-based health databases available to patrons of the Hawaii State Public Library System (HSPLS). Join us as we navigate featured databases and search for selected topics about health. Participate in dialog about what questions patrons are asking at your library concerning health issues, and share your recommended web sources with us
CICC Newsletter 71, September 2018
No full textIn English and RarotonganQuarterly newsletter of the Cook Islands Christian Churc
Exploring Personal Connections in an Increasingly Digital Reading Environment
Get PDFFormer URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10125/59385Identifying how a patron connects with resources is an essential aspect of librarianship. This session shares results of a phenomenological, qualitative study of student and faculty experience with reading in both the physical and digital realms of reading, and encourages active discussion on how to utilize these results in understanding patron needs. Results are based on analysis of personal, one-on-one interviews from community members of the University of Hawaii. The phenomenon of connection between readers and their reading sources is explored, resulting in six themes (Comprehension, Lost in Reading, Willingness to Adapt, Sentimentality, Social Interaction, and Space Matters). Important to note, touch and tangibility continue to play a significant part in the reading process, especially due to aspects of familiarity, accessibility and ownership. Although the research focuses on the academic library environment, the importance of reading crosses into all types of libraries and information organizations. This topic provides an avenue for discussion on patrons' reading practices based on phenomenological, local data and is applicable to anyone interested in how, why, and what people read
Kitoboinyi promysel na Dal’nem Vostoke: zameki na poliakh [The whaling industry in the Far East: notes from the field]
No full textLetter to Tsutaichi Nagano
No full textCondolence letter to Mr. Tsutaichi Nagano regarding the death of his son Hiroshi
Typed Transcript of Letter to Taki Yasuda
No full textCondolence letter to Mrs. Taki Yasuda regarding the death of her son Joe Yasuda