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Download & Install Internet Explorer ( PC ) 1. Open Internet Explorer and go to mikogo.com . 2. Enter the Session ID provided by “The Session Organizer” and a username. 3. Click Join Session . 4. When the dialog box appears, Click Run . NOTE: Internet Explorer will run the file from a temporary folder. Mozilla Firefox ( PC ) 1. Open Mozilla...
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Starting a Session on Collaborative Computer: 1. Login to the computer in the collaborative space with your myLSU ID. (ex. mtiger1) 2. Double click on the BeamYourScreen file on the desktop. 3. Click on the icon that appears on your bottom right taskbar. 4. Select Start Session and the Session Information window will appear. The Username and...
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General Information LSU Libraries offers Web tutorials with step-by-step instruction to aid the research process. These tutorials walk you through such topics as searching the online library catalog, reference tools, the most frequently accessed databases, and an explanation of call numbers. Web Tutorials LSU Libraries Web Tutorials Tools Available to Avoid...
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To View Information on Finding Books in the LSU Special Collections 1. Navigate to the LSU Special Collections Library web page. 2. Under the Research drop down at the top fo the screen, click Find Books . 3. You will be directed to the Tips for Finding Books window. 4. Click LibGuide to Rare Books for detailed checklists and overviews of...
Article Id: 19148

The Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections (LLMVC) documents the history and culture of this region. The largest accumulation of materials on Louisiana and the lower Mississippi Valley in existence, LLMVC includes a comprehensive collection of books, periodicals, maps, prints, pamphlets, Louisiana state documents, microfilm of Louisiana newspapers, historical manuscripts and...
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The Louisiana Public Document Depository Program was established in 1948 to provide the citizens of Louisiana with access to information published by the state government. All state agencies are legally obligated to provide copies of their publications for distribution to the depository libraries, which are located throughout Louisiana. LSU’s Hill Memorial Library is one of three historical...
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The LSU Libraries Special Collections duplication services support research, teaching, scholarship, publication, and artistic production involving the use of our physical and digital collections. While LSU owns the objects in our collections, we do not own copyright to these materials, except where it has been explicitly transferred to the university. To Access LSU Special Collections...
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A limited number of study carrels are available for graduate and faculty use. Applications may be made at the Circulation Desk or you can request a study carrel online using the form below. A $5.00 refundable deposit is required for the faculty and graduate study carrels. To Request a Study Carrel through the LSU Library: 1. Navigate to the LSU Libraries website. 2. Under...
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Limited microfilm services are available. Patrons may request the microfilming of manuscript collections. Requests will be considered individually. Ordinarily, only whole collections or (in some cases) whole series will be filmed. Microfilm of newspapers or manuscript collections for which LSU holds the master can be purchased. To View More Information about MicroFilm Services through...
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Since the 1930s, LSU Libraries has been collecting and preserving Louisiana newspapers, both historical and current. To Access the Louisiana News Papers Collection through the LSU Special Collections: 1. Navigate to the LSU Special Collections Library website. 2. Scroll to the Research section or under the Special Collections headline, click Research.
Article Id: 19155

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