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Author Archives: Cliff Landis
Server maintenance this Saturday, May 18th

The library will be performing server maintenance this Saturday May 18th from 8:00am – 12:00pm to help increase the security and stability of our systems. To do this, we will be taking several of our servers temporarily offline. Although we … Continue reading
Make the Library’s Mobile Site Yours!

According to our data, 13,900 different people have used the mobile version of library.gsu.edu since its launch in August of 2011. That’s roughly 45% of Georgia State’s population! But over 70% of Georgia State students own mobile devices, from tablets … Continue reading
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Scheduled Service Outage: Monday 11/21/2011

On Monday, November 21, 2011, library users can expect temporary interruptions in online services from 6:00am – 8:00am EST, while we upgrade our servers. This interruption in service may potentially affect researchers, who will need to plan ahead to not … Continue reading
Grassroots Action and Open Access

Over the past year we’ve seen information play a vital role in grassroots action, from the Arab Spring to Occupy Wall Street (and even locally, with Occupy Atlanta). People are using social media and mobile phones to take democracy to … Continue reading
Scheduled Service Outage: Saturday 8/20/2011

On Saturday, August 20, 2011, library users can expect temporary interruptions in online services from 9:00am – 5:00pm EDT, while we upgrade our servers. This interruption in service may potentially affect researchers, who will need to plan ahead to not … Continue reading
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Just three clicks to your favorite database!

Many of our users love to use a particular database over and over again. If this is you, then you’ll be glad to know that you can still reach your favorite databases in only three clicks! Continue reading
Fully Operational: Presenting the New Library Website

The Georgia State University Library’s website has a lot of impressive new services and applications. Designed to be user-oriented, the site is based on usability studies conducted with faculty, graduate students and undergraduates in 2009 and 2010. However, there may … Continue reading
Countdown to the new library website!

We’re less than a week away from the launch of the library’s new website, and we’re hard at work making last-minute adjustments to ensure a smooth transition on Monday! For example, we’re giving a facelift to the third-party software that … Continue reading
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Dynamically Yours, The Library

Here at the GSU library, we work hard to make sure you always have the latest resources and information at your fingertips. So when you told us that you wanted the new website to be more dynamic, we delivered! First, … Continue reading
Research at your fingertips!

We’ve added megasearch boxes to the forthcoming website, making it possible for you to perform common research tasks in minutes! We also have megasearch boxes that are customized to meet your specific needs, whether you’re a undergraduate student, graduate student, or faculty member. Continue reading


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