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Number 170 Atlanta, Georgia February, 1907 New Era of Reconstruction Thus would Rev. H. H. Proctor characterize the promised reign of co-operation between the races for the good of both. In his address before the school Saturday night, Jan. 26th, he indicated four new and hopeful movements which ha,ve arisen in the wake of the Atlanta riots. The co-operation of the colored people with the white people in the solution of the problems which arise from the presence of both races in the same country: this is the new and encouraging element that characterizes each of these four movements. They are the religious, the civic, the industrial and the temperance movements, and each is rightly associated with the name of the man who inspires it. Former governor, William J. North-en, is devoting his time and energies to the religious movement. He has recently returned to Atlanta after a tour of Georgia towns in the interest of the Christian League. He reports that he finds the leading citizens everywhere ready to co-operate in the purposes of the league. Mr. Charles T. Hopkins, one of the leading lawyers in the city, is the power behind the Civic League. To it he has devoted time and thought without stint and is untiring in his efforts to make it a success. To the influence of the Civic League Mr. Proctor attributes the acquittal of an innocent Negro who was accused of assault upon a white woman and positively identified by her; and the unusual quiet which prevailed in Atlanta during the Christmas season, a season which in former years has been characterized by excessive drunkenness and rowdyism. Future plans of the league involve the appointing of a competent lawyer to defend Negroes arrested under suspicion, but reasonably supposed by responsible persons of their own race to be innocent; and the appointment of a number of Negro police to uphold the law in Negro communities. The industrial movement, which contemplates the establishment of industrial schools, is fostered by Mr. Clark Howell of the Atlanta Constitution. The temperance movement, receiving new life from the realization of the part intoxication played in the awful deeds of the riot, is supported by the Anti-Saloon League, in which the Rev. Dr. Len G. Broughton, pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle, is particularly active. Mr. Proctor spoke particularly of the Civic League, with which he is closely identified. Each branch of this organization now has an enrollment of over a thousand members. The Negro branch is represented by a committee of twenty-five influential men. They have in turn appointed, of their own number, an executive committee of three, who will be in constant touch with the representatives of the white branch. We were interested to hear that four out of five of the committee of twenty-five, and all three of the executive committee were college men. A strong note of optimism rang through all that Mr. Proctor had to say. The partial or complete failure of past historic efforts at reconstruction and development he attributes to the lack of this element of co-operation which characterizes the present efforts. We may therefore look upon these various movements for interracial co-operation as indications of the dawn of a new and better day. The Day of Prayer Friday, Feb. 8th, was obseved as the day of prayer this year. Mr. Ware addressed the students, taking his theme from the words of Jesus, "I am the way, the truth and the life," and urging upon them the importance of openly and earnestly entering upon the Christian way of life. Rev. E. P. Johnson ('79) assisted in the service, and conducted an aftermeeting, to which about eighty of the students remained. Several expressed their determination to commence the Christian life. There has been just organized, in this city, an association of undergraduates from this institution. The president is Dr. J. W. Madison, one of the Atlanta physicians; the secretary is P. A. Allen, a lawyer; and the treasurer C. C. Cater, a grocer. These gentlemen worthily represent a large number of former students, who failed to graduate, but who are doing excellent service in the world. We hope for them good success in their organization. In Florida and Alabama At the urgent request of friends who felt that a few days of rest would be a benefit, I spent eleven days in January in the above mentioned states, about half of the time in the city of Jacksonville. While there I was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hart, the former a banker with a promising business, the latter one of our A. U. non-graduates. Pres. N. W. Collier ('94) of the Florida Baptist Academy gave me a liberal share of his time, that I might see the schools and various interesting points in and near the city. To one familiar with the ways of Atlanta, three Jacksonville deviations seemed refreshing: the Carnegie public library is not exclusively for white citizens; on one street car line may be seen colored conductors and motormen; in the public school system provision is made for three high school grades for colored children. One day was spent at St. Augustine, whose many interesting sights were shown to me by Dr. D. W. Roberts, a colored physician with a successful practice, including many white patients. I was able to spend only a few hours in Tallahassee, at the Florida State Normal and Industrial College. The school is beautifully situated on the top of a hill, and Pres. N. B. Young and his colleagues are there doing excellent work for the cause of education in Florida. Coming thence to Alabama, two days at the Calhoun School, in Lowndes county, were full of interest. Here the community work, associated with that of the school, is unique and admirable. Thousands of acres of land have been paid for by colored citizens in the neighborhood. And now, having largely paid for their land, they are building neat frame houses, about thirty having been recently erected, or now in process of construction. Calhoun is also one of the centers where care is being taken to preserve the jubilee songs, putting them in form for publication. A day at Talladega College, with its well equipped plant, its large variety of activities and its useful history, completed the trip. And I returned with a feeling of rest arid of encouragement, to the familiar work in Atlanta University. M. W. Adams.
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I like C. I prefer it over C++, or rather I like more of C than C++. Although I do use a mixture, It's mostly C code. Anyone else?
I like C. I prefer it over C++, or rather I like more of C than C++. Although I do use a mixture, It's mostly C code. Anyone else?
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I think object oriented languages are better for Game developing
I like object oriented languages more than procedural ones
Hence I like C++ more than C
that's the only part of C++ I use - classes, for organisation. I don't however use the more advanced OO things, like polymorphism etc. I can see how they would be useful. I definitely couldn't write in pure C++ though unless I was being paid to
in one book of Game programming is written, that in game programming you should not ise these advanced things but keep code simple. However, I use classes and methods but I rarely use virtual ones
I like to use C++ - for organization.
I would NEVER dare to use Polymorphism - slows down the code. Inheritance - Building hte parent classes before my beloved class is instantiated.
C is more mature than C++. You need C++ ONLY for enterprise applications where speed is secondary. In gamez we have speed as the primary thing.
Anyone else feels that same?
I dont use "new" rather use malloc.
Everything that dear Bjarn Stroustrup said was for enterprises… not for us game developers :rolleyes:
i object that speed is the primary concern in games. it might have been
but times have changed and clean and easy to understand code has become
more and more important as games and engines grow more and more complex.
one good example is the nebula device from
radonlabs. the virtual filesystem they
created was only possible with oop. it's just amazing to have every
object, every texture, every mesh and shader accessible through the
console ( look at it if you don't know it, it's a great engine ).
so, c++ is my prefered language. my general aproach when designing my code is to seperate it into two catogories.
in fact i believe that if you write good c++ code the speed problem is totally irelevant 90% of the time. if you are passing down 5000 triangles in one vertex buffer that one virtual function call won't hurt you but will gvie you an easy way to abstract the gfx api you are using.
anubis: I think you may be missing the point. You don't have to use all of C++'s features to write OO code. Simply classes and most likely inheritance. That's all
CyraX: I don't know why, but I find that for more complicated memory allocation commands new is easier than malloc. Just my opinion though
baldurk : i was just making a point that things that once were useful only in enterprise applications become more important in game development, too.
Speed will always be a matter(that's why asm is still used…)…
But today, it's mostly much more important to have a clean, flexible code and short development times(that's why asm is only used for single, easy to overview functions… :D )…
I accept that clean code is very important.
that was exactly why I said - I USE C++ classes… nothing else is required.
Did you ever try playing Q ]I[ on a system that sucks? Perhaps that is when you would realise that speed is important. Without speed your game play goes for a toss. Without Game play - well err… I guess everyone understands.
I never said C++ sux or otherwise… I only said C style coding is good.
oop is nothing magic. its simply much nicer to do in c++ than in c..
but if you want to use templates, you would have to code a preprocessor to preprocess your files before c to implement it..
there is no way to do them in c, except writing the code manually for all different possible types:D
and oop is not slow actually. really not. compilers are aware that people will use it and that they want it fast..:D
i have the same feeling with you,
actually when i want to do something like template in c, i just use the pointer
and give the number of bytes and pass the pointer. maybe it is not a convenient way. i like it, and i am just trying to learn.
maybe in real project i will choose c++ or above. :rolleyes:
the pointer is less efficient in some situations (ints,floats,etc..), and does not give the same power at all that templates give you:D
maybe i have another advantage:
it is dynamic and the template is static once it is compiled. :D
just depends on what you need.. but templates can generate your "dynamic code" as well:D just give them in a pointer:D
anubis: I think you may be missing the point. You don't have to use all of C++'s features to write OO code. Simply classes and most likely inheritance. That's all
I remember a fake interview to Bjorn Stroustrup a couple of years ago. The fake Bjorn said that most C++ programmers insist EVERY oop feature available, just because it was there and somebody told them in the C++ course that it was * a good programming practice*. Personally, I know one who respect those *good practices* as a Holy Bible. Produces a nice code, indeed, but mostly unreadable for mere mortals like me.
Hmm…just remembered this old joke about the programmer who renamed all his *.c files into *.cpp ones…
When he was asked, why he has done that, he said, that he wants to code OO… :lol:
btw.. you know why they're called "good coding practises"?
because they help you to make the compiler detect your own errors when you forget them. because they help you to make your system not crash just because you made a logic error in your program. etc.
and mainly because they help saving repetitive typing.
Lets put it this way: what is the advantage of hiding all members and
accessing them using functions? It is highly recommended, anyway I think
the app will run keeping all member public and accessing directly like
in the old structs.
Certainly, good programming practices helps a lot, but excesively good practices can make a clear sky become a storm day. Like Bjorn said: In C is easy to shot yourself in the foot. C++ makes it harder, but when you do it, you blow your whole leg.
Ok, nitpick but he's not named Bjorn but Bjarne don't belive me look here
as for the quote you can find his explenation here
also keep in mind that C++ isn't an OOP languate it's multiparadigm
hope that clearifies things a bit.
as i stated on gamedev yesterday i think on the question "has C any use today?"
as always first: if its the only option (except for example asm) on a
platform, use it (or the asm, if it fits your needs bether:D)..
what ever fits your needs
on every platform where there is a c++ compiler available (and thats about all the big ones today..), there is NO need to use C anymore.
the C language got a bit cleaned up in c++ (no stupid typedef struct _name {} name, and similar), and got a lot of additional features, the c++ part namely.
the C programming paradigms are still useful. functions, procedural programming. that all fits well into the c++ world as well.
but there is NO need to use straight C anymore. today c++ is "in", too, so you get much bether support and much faster c++ compilers, too :D
And even if no "C++ Compiler" is availible for your platform you can always use the EDG C++ Frontend that can (among other things) translate C++ into C, the stuff that down your compilers throat and send angry e-mails to whoever is responsible for not giving you a proper compiler in the first place.
I love C++ :yes: .
I think C++ is like an addon to C. It just improves the features available in C.
I love C++ since it sounds a bit crazier then C.
I think lots of people use C++ :yes: .
As a matter of fact, :rolleyes: I think C++ is the standard language for game programming.
Anyone programmed in C#? I am going to try it pretty soon. I programmed in pure C until I completely understood OO programming. Pretty much anything I write from now on is going to be written in C++…. or maybe C#. ;7
I've only recently begun to learn cpp and I love it.
I find that it is far easier to produce cleaner code in cpp than in c.
as for teh speed issue- I really don't think it matters anymore. Unless you are *really* good you can't make sure that you put in all the features you want and also take care of OOPing your code and deliver on the same deadline using C. (but that could only be my opinion though…)
(in very simple words, my vote is for cpp)
Anyone programmed in C#? I am going to try it pretty soon. I programmed in pure C until I completely understood OO programming. Pretty much anything I write from now on is going to be written in C++…. or maybe C#. ;7
yeah, Ive tried C#. Its pretty much like java, only….probably has a few more features and you get a really nice IDE :)
I think C# would be perfect for programming tools to use in your game. And the performance hit when using managed DirectX is not really that significant. It's supposed to be just a 5% performance hit at worst on average.
I say go for it. C# is great to work with, slick and clean.
I honestly like C more than CPP but i have reasons for that. First of all the code produced by CPP is NOT clean. Don't believe me? Disassemble the source and loop for yourself. It is also MUCH MUCH slower than C(look at the ASM again). Those compilers are wasting billions of ticks(costs a lot even on the DEL workstations with dual Opterons) while trying to resolve the class connections,parentness and all other things relative with CPP. Yes it makes the code easier to write but is it worth it? I think not!
mihail. your statements about the performance are completely wrong, as every todays c compiler is actually just the c++ compiler as well. there is no difference. and c++ isn't slower normally at all.
and then again. why do all always first ask "is it fast?" if they compare languages? a language can not be fast. the produced code can. and it could be fast, or slow, for any language. it doesn't mather.
mihail. your statements about the performance are completely wrong, as every todays c compiler is actually just the c++ compiler as well. there is no difference. and c++ isn't slower normally at all. and then again. why do all always first ask "is it fast?" if they compare languages? a language can not be fast. the produced code can. and it could be fast, or slow, for any language. it doesn't mather.
True my friend! The speed of the code is important. And it does depend if the compiler is doing simple function call with 3 or with 3000. And by the way, there is no sence in using the C++ compiler for C code. I think that the C++ is based on C compiler. Anyway somethings are important. If u need something quick do it with C or better yet with ASM!
mihail. you got me wrong: EVERY TODAYS C COMPILER IS THE SAME AS THE C++ COMPILER.
you run in debugmode if you have those issues. C is NOT faster at all than c++, because all C can can be done in c++ EQUALLY. just rename your file from .C to .CPP and you can compile it again, and the compiler will spit out the 100% exact same asm again.
and speed is never the main most important thing. its the LAST thing.
I'm pretty sure that gcc is a pure C compiler - ie. you'd need to use g++ to compile C++ code.
Ok, really do you think they would write scientific compution programs
in C++ (to increase speed over specialized FORTRAN compilers) if it was
slower than C?
Nope they do it because it's faster.
Just because you can't use the language right doesn't mean it's slow.
Sure there are features in C++ that cost clock cycles but if that is a big concern then simply don't use them.
Equvivalent C and C++ code will be just as fast the C++ code being a bit more readable. You're simply talking out of your ass with really nothing that argues your point. You simply can't compare printf to cout and classes with virtual functions to calling a staticly bound function you'll have to simulate them in C to get a fair comparison. Heck calling member functions is SLOWER in C than in C++ because the C++ got native support for it. In MSVC++ this translates to that in C you have to manually push a pointer to the struct you're working on onto the stack wheras in C++ the same pointer is stored in a register.
Please grow up do some real research (no asking you'r 1337 h4x0r friends doesn't count)
DrunkenCoder : relax :)
baldurk : nope… g++ is gcc. it's the same compiler :) g++ is just calling gcc with a few extra parameters.
oh boy i thought that this kind of discussion died out years ago. are we really still in the stone ages ? sure the whole industry codes in c++. of course they do that because it is slower and inferior to c.
i'm down with the casual inline assembly but i'm not going to make a fire using a flint when i have a lighter in my pocket ;)
DrunkenCoder : relax :)
I guess I just have an issue with people not knowing what they're talking about posting crap as facts.
The key to writing efficent code in any language is understanding the underlying thoughts and design decisions built into the language. And that is simpler todo with C because it's basicly a highl level assembler (and that's actually one of its design goals) C++ is designed in quite a diffrent way and people not using it the right way end shooting themself in the foot constantly blame the language without even trying to understand how things work.
C++ is not a simple language but it's every bit as flexible and efficent
as C.
Sometimes I actually wonder it it wouldn't have been better if the legacy from C hadn't been as strong :/ the language wouldn't been as widespread but maybe just maybe people that don't care about actually learning a new language wouldn't have migrated and then claimed C++ to be C with classes…
oh boy i thought that this kind of discussion died out years ago. are we really still in the stone ages ?
hehe, yeah.. the ages of C style languages is gone long ago..
till christmas, right, anubis?:D
hehe… actually i was talking about the c - c++ war…
but yes you are right till christmas everything will have changed… :)
hmmm, only one month left till world domination… and i still don't
have any clothes for that event…
what are you going to wear on christmas eve ?
you mean you only have the emperors clothes? shit, i wanted to wear them..
well then, i'll wear my normal outfit then:D
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Ok that was stupid. Everyone has his/shes own taste.
well, there are tastes that are based on good reasons and there are tasted that are based on bad reasons..
hype is a bad reason. most c++ and c programmers have this reason to use the language, and hail it. marketing hype. now, the same goes on with c#.
well, there are tastes that are based on good reasons and there are tasted that are based on bad reasons.. hype is a bad reason. most c++ and c programmers have this reason to use the language, and hail it. marketing hype. now, the same goes on with c#.
Hmm in that case im probably staying away from vb and c# for bad reasons… (well c# anyway - ive used vb and find it very stoopid).. ie m$ft.. *shrug* i guess ill try it when i need to use it.. untill then ill stick to perl/c/c++
I was coding the last night the source for my soft render tut 2 and i realized that there ain't really no need to be going back to stone age. That's why i decided to use classes where needed too. But i still continue to think that true code is NOT based only on classes or procedures. One has to use combination of both.
I'd personally say that if you use the style of coding/language that suits you best, that's almost always the best option.
I use a mix of C/C++. If I was to code in pure either, I'd be slower for the same task.


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Alright, having had a night to play around...
I love this guitar. It's everything I wanted when I got my original Tremonti SE. I'm gonna do a detailed writeup and take pics tonight (I was out of batteries and spent all night playing it anyway), but in the meantime to those waiting on one or thinking about getting one...it's absolutely worth it. The guitar looks great, feels great, sounds great...I haven't got a single complaint. And that's before I've even done my usual customizations!
Still waiting...
Asked my dealer to call PRS Friday if it does not show up.
Premier Guitar magazine has some info up on their site.
Would like to see a review on it from them.
On a side note, my dealer called me late afternoon yesterday, and he received the bill for mine, so that means hopefully it will land by Friday.
If not, maybe Monday.
Good luck dude, I'm hoping you get yours before I get my replacement. Confirmed that I can send it back yesterday, so I'm doing so today. He should have it Friday, place the order for the new one and if I'm lucky I'll have it by Thanksgiving. We'll see!
Hope you get yours soon.
I asked him yesterday if he can track mine, and I guess PRS does not give tracking info to their dealers.
Thanks. And I hope you get yours like tomorrow. This is all sorts of crazy, your story makes me wanna cry. I'd go nuts waiting for a month or more on a guitar that wasn't a custom order.
Thanks Shawn, hopefully it lands Thursday, and then I will be able to pick it up Friday after work and enjoy it for the weekend.
SOP, yeah, bummed that it has taken so long.
Still curious if the other place got it for free, or were forced to send it back.
From what my dealer told me, the place in PA. refused to send it back.
I think they are a music school too, not a store.
Do ya want the good new or bad news first
Lets start with the good news.
I left work two hours early today as it is Friday, and I just wanted to get out of there.
I turned on my Bluetooth on my Droid so it could connect with my Pioneer stereo in my rig, as I felt I might get a call from my dealer.
Sure enough, about two blocks from the freeway entrance and also his store my phone rang.
He wanted to speak with me, and I told him I was just around the corner, and I could stop in.
My guitar came in yesterday on Thursday, not bad since it was shipped a week and a day prior on Wednesday the 31st.
Cool, but ya wanna know why I never got a call yesterday that it came in?
It could have been ready today for me to pick up, but UPS punched a frickin' hole through the box and broke the headstock.
He saw the hole when UPS dropped it off, and the driver told him it looked like someone had thrown it against a bolt or something in the truck.
Looks like a piece of rebar poked the box, went through the gig bag, and then broke the headstock.
Think someone is telling me to say forget about buying this guitar???
He is sending it back of course, but he did say the finish on it was beautiful.
What if my third replacement is not as nice as it, or maybe the first one that got shipped to the wrong state and store?
He called them up yesterday and told them what happened, and he is waiting today to find out if they are going to airship him a third one now. since I have been waiting since the 5th of October.
They cannot get one out until perhaps Monday, and I am going to be pretty ticked off if I have to wait another 8 days or more to get the replacement.
I am not even sure if PRS has anymore of these in stock, if not, I am going to cancel my order, and think about another guitar instead.
I was so looking forward to rocking this Tremonti this weekend.
He is going to see if Paul can sign the back of the third one for me though, that would be very nice.
I am just so bummed out and disappointed right now.
Oh Jesus...
I'm sorry dude, that's horrible. I can't believe your luck with this damned guitar. Though, I'm right there with ya with regards to my car. Got rear-ended, my radiator failed...it's been a rough week. Here's hoping we both get our replacements before Thanksgiving, yeah? If you get it signed by Paul, that'd be an awesome bonus.
Bummer on your car man.
If it ships the slow way, it might make it during the week of Thanksgiving, that is if it goes out this coming Monday.
But since the shop is closed for the Holiday, and also shippers, I am not counting on seeing the replacement until after Thanksgiving, unless PRS ships this by jet freight instead of a slow truck.
I would gladly pay extra $$$ if the SEs were shipped optionally with the multifit hardshell cases when they leave MD.
If this had been in a hardshell case, the guitar more than likely would be OK, and just a scratch on the case.
I toss the gig bags anyways in the closet, as I buy the multifit cases directly from Sweetwater.
Yeah, with the holiday coming up, I do not think I will see the new until afterwards, almost two months since I placed my order.
Last guitar I buy maybe that has to be shipped.
He got a brand new Semi-Hollow in just like my sons, but in Tobacco Burst, looks nice.
He also had a brand new non maple top 408 in that looked nice, but the only way I would buy a 408 would be in a maple top, the light green color, and natural sides, back, and neck.
That would look killer.
WOW. I can't believe your bad luck with this guitar. I agree that I would pay a little extra money to get hardshell cases with the SEs.
My purple one on layaway is going to be shipped from WildWire in the UK... hearing this kind of stuff makes me nervous.
NO WAY!!!! Man this is unbelievable!! As it would also be if the new one is not expedited.
I know you want to maintain the relationship with the dealer but this is already over the top. I would just cancel that, take the money back and buy it from sweetwater. They have it in stock again. Then just go to the dealer and get the upgrades you wanted.
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Hopefully the third Tremonti will arrive unscathed.
As far as ordering one from Sweetwater, I gave it some thought, and I do not want to order a guitar that is not shipped in a hard case to give it more protection.
I got a look at the small box mine was shipped in, and there is not much protection.
If I ordered one from Sweetwater, UPS drops off before I get home, and I would hate to come home to another scenario like my dealer just went through.
If the third Tremonti is screwed up, I will be giving up on it and get a refund.
Kind of ironic, I was one of the first to order one of these, and now I am having so many problems getting one.
Man I sure hope the 3rd one shows up soon and without issues. I am the most impatient person so I would be going insane.
All PRS SE guitars are shipped to dealers the same way. Gigbag inside a box with foam to support certain parts (the neck namely). All three guitars I've gotten from the SE line came this way, since I tend to have my dealer just re-label and send them to me. No problems for me, as of yet. So, no matter what, they will ship from MD to the first destination with that configuration.
Now, Sweetwater is pretty amiable with regards to any requests you have, like shipping the guitar in a hard case that you also buy. So, in theory, you could buy it (and probably get them to lower the price a bit below their listed price) and a case and ask them to ship the guitar in the case.
Of course, this is probably all moot as I'm sure your dealer has ordered a new replacement. Still, for future reference since we're all addicts and no purchase is our last.
My dealer received my Tremonti back on Friday and ordered a new one. Said he should have it this week. So, depending on the time frame I should have mine maybe a week from now. Hopefully you'll be in the same boat!


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Junior Nathan Huff, sophomore Ethan Lievense and sophomore Nate Ghena each ran career-bests to round out the scoring lineup. Senior Matt Lutzke and sophomore Ben Wynsma will also be expected to contend for scoring lineup slots and help push the CMU pack up the field.
The women have moved back into the USTFCCCA Great Lakes Region rankings at number 15, but are the fifth-ranked MAC team in the region. No. 4 Toledo, ranked 20th nationally, enters as the favorite, while Miami (OH) (ninth), Ohio (10th) and Eastern Michigan (13) are also ranked ahead of the Chippewas.
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Ohio University ranks 18th among 55 large, public universities included in the 2013-14 edition of The Alumni Factor, a college-ranking platform. Overall, OHIO ranks 55th among 136 national universities and 125th among all 227 colleges and universities included in the rankings. According to The Alumni Factor, this places OHIO among the top 7 percent of college and universities in the United States.
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Congratulations to 2nd year Comm Dev student, Nihal Said on her feature by the Ohio University Office of Research Communications. The article focuses on Nihal's research into how the Egyptian public are combatting sexual harassment.
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The Tropical Disesase Institute at The Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine seeks to improve the health status of underserved populations through sustainable and comprehensive research, service and educational initiatives related to infectious diseases.
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Tech Tools for LIS Students {Starter Kit}
27/09/2012 § 13 Comments
My MLIS program has a strong commitment to encouraging students to use various online and computer-based presentation/communication tools in class projects. We use a number of different programs in addition to the course management system on campus (Desire2Learn, which is like Blackboard and Moodle). This immersion in the wide range of tech tools allows us to build our toolkits for future use and to familiarize us with the constant learning necessary for keeping up-to-date on technology. While sometimes suggest particular programs to use, a lot of the time, students share with each other the various tools they've found. As a result, I've been fortunate to hear about a lot of free, online programs to use for various reasons. I'd like to share these tools and encourage others to post in the comments about other cool tools they've used or heard about! I'd also love to hear how you've used more familiar tools in interesting ways for class projects or library-related tasks.
Disclaimer: Listing of sites in this post does not constitute official Hack Library School endorsement of the sites and their services.
Online collaboration and presentation tools (slides, videos, etc.)
- SlideRocket:A presentation tool that also includes interactive features like polls for the audience. (Note: free version available for students.)
- Prezi: I think many people have heard of Prezi, the zooming presentation tool that offers a dynamic variation of the slideshow. Some people experience vertigo with the more extreme zooming, though, so use with caution! The site provides more features for users who sign up with a school email account (ending in .edu).
- Storybird: For the visually-oriented, Storybird provides lots of illustrations that you can use to create a presentation or a story. This site is particularly wonderful for storytelling classes and other youth-oriented presentations.
- PBworks (wiki): This site allows you to create wiki workspaces for collaborative building of content on webpages. I used the site with a group last fall to build a site of information about the technology we used to communicate and construct our group presentation over the course of the semester: MLIS Tech Toolkit (includes some other online tools like QR code generators and faux-Facebook wall pages). All of the student groups in my program also use this site as a communication tool to post meeting minutes, draft letters, plan projects, and otherwise share information.
- Piktochart: This site offers templates for creating infographics.
- Mindomo: Mindomo is a concept mapping tool that helps you visualize connections between ideas. It is useful as a planning tool for group projects and can also double as a presentation platform. You can see the concept map my group created while putting together a presentation on technology and libraries: Technology Presentation.
- Google Drive and Google Sites: Google of course has many tools for communication and other things. I've used Google Drive (formerly Google Docs) to write papers and make slideshows collaboratively with classmates. Google Sites allows you to build simple websites quickly.
- WordPress: Though primarily a blogging platform, WordPress also has templates that make for good multipage websites.
Live communication and social media
- TodaysMeet: This site allows you to create backchannel chat rooms that you can use in various contexts to allow people to carry on a conversation during an event (like a presentation, a class lecture, a workshop, etc.).
- Poll Everywhere: This site offers real-time polling via text message, tweeting, and online web interface. You can set up a poll that updates in real time on a projected screen to show audience feedback, for example.
- Storify: There a number of these second-order types of social media sites that help repackage social media feeds.
Library-oriented sites
- Library Thing: Library Thing allows you to build collections of books, essentially creating a catalog that also has social media features (ability to connect with other users/collections and to access reviews across the site). We briefly looked at this site in a class to talk about the interface between traditional catalog metadata and social media tagging.
- Omeka: Omeka allows users to create digital collections and provides substantive metadata features for organizing digital objects and making them accessible.
- Open Library: This site aims to be a universal library catalog with a page of information for every book ever published.
Also check out previous posts in our technology category for discussions of other tech tools and social media sites.
Caution: As librarians-in-training, we should all be careful about signing up for sites, especially ones that are putatively free. Make sure to read EULAs and consider what rights you are giving to the company to use their site (and contributing your content) and think about intellectual property issues when you are curating other people's things for public circulation. As a side note, I think all librarians should be familiar with Creative Commons as one organization actively working to make knowledge available while protecting intellectual property.
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Thanks so much! Some of these I've heard of, others I'm looking forward to checking out. I like goodreads, personally, but may have to take a peek at Library Thing.
Thanks for sharing. May I ask about D2L: have you used the internal locker to back up/share group work?
In case your eyes glaze over at EULAs, like mine, try the EULAlyzer, checked by cnet: http://download.cnet.com/EULAlyzer/3000-2086_4-10464852.html
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Thanks for including SlideRocket! Just wanted to pass along our new EDU registration page which makes it much simpler to signup for a free, full-featured EDU account = http://www.sliderocket.com/launch/mba.html
Hi there,
In my first semester of library school here! Stumbled upon your blog and love! it! I am wondering if there are any "core" books, either textbook or not, that fellow librarians and LIS students would recommend as having in a personal collection.
The Skitch application is useful for editing pictures!
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@Shelly, is your insurance plan an ERISA plan? We have the same problem and my husband's employer, FedEx, refuses to pay for autism related therapies saying that they are taking their cues from Cigna (our health plan provider) who is telling them that ABA and the like are "experimental" which of course we all know isn't true. What really burns me is that FedEx provides a free printed copy of the "100 Day" guide that Autism Speaks makes available, pretending that they care that kids and families are dealing with autism, when in reality, if a FedEx employee's child is diagnosed they let us twist in the wind. Last spring, FedEx changed the name of the FedEx 400 race to "FedEx 400 Benefiting Autism Speaks" all the while knowing full well that their employees and kids were left out to dry scrambling for help with no concern from FedEx at all.
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Is this archived anywhere to watch? I had an event at my child's school tonight and wasn't able to join and/or watch. I desperately need this information since our employer has an ERISA plan, we live in PA which has an Autism law, our secondary insurance is Tricare Standard (we're retired military) and we have 2 kids on the spectrum. Sheri
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