Some DVD titles, from Films for the Humanities & Sciences, that look interesting:
Cosmic Time: From Atoms to Black Holes
The Universe: A Guided Tour
100 Greatest Discoveries: Astronomy
Brilliant Minds: Secrets of the Cosmos
Cambridge Core Science Series: Space Science
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
New Links
Hi Jimmy,
After too long a hiatus, I'm back on the blog scene. I meant what I said about posting weekly, it was simply a busy (and sickly) start to the semester.
Let me know if you're interested in any of these. If they lead to anything else, please don't hesitate to suggest additional titles as well. Thanks so much for your support in this.
David
Cosmology 101
by Kristine M. Larsen
The Universal Book of Astronomy: From the Andromeda Galaxy to the Zone of Avoidance
by David Darling
Encyclopedia of Space and Astronomy
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
The 50 Best Sites in Astronomy and How to See Them
by Fred Schaaf
Some cool titles from Springer
After too long a hiatus, I'm back on the blog scene. I meant what I said about posting weekly, it was simply a busy (and sickly) start to the semester.
Let me know if you're interested in any of these. If they lead to anything else, please don't hesitate to suggest additional titles as well. Thanks so much for your support in this.
David
Cosmology 101
by Kristine M. Larsen
The Universal Book of Astronomy: From the Andromeda Galaxy to the Zone of Avoidance
by David Darling
Encyclopedia of Space and Astronomy
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
The 50 Best Sites in Astronomy and How to See Them
by Fred Schaaf
Some cool titles from Springer
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Inaugural Post
Hey Jimmy!
This blog is just for you. As the library's liaison for science and math, you are one of the instructors that falls under my area of collection development. With this blog, I hope to push new astronomy and physical science titles your way for you to evaluate. When you come across something that you'd like to see us purchase for our collection, you can simply comment on the post, or send me an email.
Additionally, if you'd like to post to the blog then please do so. I will check all of my collection development blogs regularly, with rss feeds via bloglines. If there's anything you want me to see, and you're interested in familiarizing yourself with the blogger interface at the same time, this is a perfect opportunity. I will send you the username & password in an email.
Let's get cracking!
--David
The Observer's Sky Atlas
Many Worlds in One
Endless Universe
And finally, there is enough at this Harvard site to keep us busy all year. An astoundingly exhaustive list of print and electronic resources.
This blog is just for you. As the library's liaison for science and math, you are one of the instructors that falls under my area of collection development. With this blog, I hope to push new astronomy and physical science titles your way for you to evaluate. When you come across something that you'd like to see us purchase for our collection, you can simply comment on the post, or send me an email.
Additionally, if you'd like to post to the blog then please do so. I will check all of my collection development blogs regularly, with rss feeds via bloglines. If there's anything you want me to see, and you're interested in familiarizing yourself with the blogger interface at the same time, this is a perfect opportunity. I will send you the username & password in an email.
Let's get cracking!
--David
The Observer's Sky Atlas
Many Worlds in One
Endless Universe
And finally, there is enough at this Harvard site to keep us busy all year. An astoundingly exhaustive list of print and electronic resources.
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