Monday, March 30, 2015
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
AFRICAN AMERICAN INVENTORS
Back by popular demand, this program was offered twice last
year as "African American Youth Inventors." Now we are broadening our
scope to include inventors of all ages. Space is limited, so registration is
required. Join us, learn about the
inventing process, and get motivated to patent your own ideas.
Julia Davis Branch
4415 Natural Bridge Avenue
Saturday, 25 April 2015, 1-3 p.m.
Friday, March 13, 2015
BROWSE EBOOKS
Not sure what to read next? You can quickly browse through recent ebook additions in subject categories:
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Thursday, March 5, 2015
FIND MY PAST FREE WEEKEND
Join the fun this weekend at findmypast.co.uk/freeweekend and
bring your past to life for free with Findmypast.
Records available will include:
- Over 200 million UK census records
- Travel and migration records, allowing you to trace your family overseas
- Crime and punishment records
- Military records from conflicts such as the Battle of Waterloo, Crimean War and World War 1
- The UK’s largest online collection of Parish Records, from as long ago as the 16th century
In addition, you’ll have access to our
archive of over 10 million British newspaper pages from as long ago as 1710,
as well as our collections of newspapers from all over the world, allowing
you to take your research even further.
FAMILY HISTORIES
Use one or more of the Library's 2,900 family histories arranged by family name for your genealogical research, or Ask a Librarian to look something up.
CREATIVE EXPERIENCE AT CENTRAL LIBRARY
Creative Experience is a digital maker space. It is a platform for collaborative digital media creation and publishing. The space inspires ingenuity, encourages artistry, and cultivates expertise. Upon entering the Creative Experience, the user is presented with four Pods. Each Pod contains software and hardware that allows users to create, edit, and digitally publish audio, video, photo, print, and interactive content for the web.
Creative Experience also features a Recording Room. The room has a Mac with Pro Tools, Garage Band, Audacity, and Apple Logic Pro, as well as a mixer, speakers, three microphones, an eighty-eight key keyboard, and headphones. We encourage users to bring in their own instruments and we have numerous cables to connect them. In addition to recording music, users can record oral projects, such as podcasts, oral histories, or spoken word poetry.
More info here.
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Central Library,
Creative Experience,
Oral histories
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