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Before you head to Nikki Giovanni's talk, come check out our display in the lobby! 📖

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Are you in your Finals Studying Era? Stop by the Circulation Desk for a coloring break with our Swifties bookmarks! 😎📖🖍️

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FYI: The Library is currently out of eclipse glasses! ☀️🕶️

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FYI: The Library is currently out of eclipse glasses! ☀️🕶️

[Library of Congress @librarycongress]

We were about $6,999,999 short on funding for a Super Bowl ad with this same message, but maybe if everyone shares it, we will reach the same number of people?

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Thanks to our storm team!

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https://t.co/kVHzlrno4R #APAStyle

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Our free Reading and Understanding Abstracts guide explains how understanding abstracts can save you time and help you "conduct better research" and "write more effectively.” https://t.co/bF4g1kj1k5
#APA7 #APAguide #APAStyle

[National Library of Medicine @NLM_NIH]

#ColorOurCollections continues this entire week, February 5-9. Find this feathered fellow on page 12 of NLM's free coloring book https://t.co/d7e14OL6Vv.

Download, print, and #color! Share your finished pages using the hashtag #ColorOurCollections!

[APA Style @APA_Style]

If you are learning or teaching #APAStyle this summer, be sure to see our website for free guides, handouts, and activities; sample references; sample papers; and much more! https://t.co/OK1m38sNu9

#APA7 #APAformat #AcademicTwitter

[Library Journal @LibraryJournal]

Reference librarians in small academic libraries do a little of everything, from seeing synergies to creating workarounds for staff, collection, facilities, and budget gaps. https://t.co/5lNvPQWYcz

[APA Style @APA_Style]

Capitalize official trade names and brand names (e.g., Zoloft, iPhone, Wi-Fi), but do not capitalize generic versions (e.g., sertraline, smartphone, wireless).

See more examples for medications on the #APAStyle blog: https://t.co/kBw1Ic6g9H

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Tip: A comma is used in an exact date
(e.g., "This tweet was written on July 5, 2023"),
but no comma is used with only a month and year
(e.g., "It is one of many sent in July 2023").

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Tip: To achieve clarity in your writing, ask someone to read your writing and to describe what you said. Any points of confusion will help you know where you may want to make revisions. For more, see this clip from one of our recent #APAStyle webinars: https://t.co/LZMauHA9DJ

[Library Journal @LibraryJournal]

UPDATED POST: Gov. Pritzker Signs Bill Making #Illinois First State in the Nation to Outlaw Book Bans https://t.co/KyuVE72kEo #libraries #books #bookbans

[Lance Eaton @leaton01]

just out-this piece on #GenerativeAI, #OpenEd practices, & #HigherEd in the Journal of Applied Learning & Teaching

this was an absolute pure joy & honor to contribute to and be in conversation with @EnglishOER & @Bali_Maha!

https://t.co/kabj7nHxHz

#ChatGPT #EdTech #Teaching

[Library Journal @LibraryJournal]

American Library Association (ALA) Releases List of Top 13 Most Challenged #Books of 2022 https://t.co/7MIs0NHJTZ #libraries #bannedbooks #challengedbooks

[RegisCollege Library @RegisCollegeLib]

Happy #NationalLibraryWeek! Today is Right to Read Day. Check out United Against Banned Books to learn more: https://t.co/qjGUw1HlSs

[APA Style @APA_Style]

FAQ: What tense should I use to discuss the results of my study?
A: Use past tense (e.g., "The results showed that...").

See details and examples for writing in other paper sections here: https://t.co/OcxytwAcmr (from Section 4.12 of the Publication Manual).

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