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      <title>Waking Up in the British Library</title>
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      <description>&amp;lsquo;The existence of EEBO has completely transformed my teaching as well as my own scholarly life -both entirely for the better&amp;rsquo;. Regius Professor Quentin Skinner, University of Cambridge.Delegates may have been surprised to hear about a pamphlet discussing Mary II&amp;rsquo;s breasts as the subject for academic discussion at the &amp;lsquo;Waking up in the British Library&amp;rsquo; event hosted by the John Rylands University Library. But it served only to illustrate the kind of serendipitous discoveries that Early English Books Online (EEBO) [1] facilitates in teaching and research.</description>
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      <title>Updated JISC Guides Are Now Available</title>
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      <description>The huge growth in Internet resources to support learning, teaching and research can make the business of finding high-quality relevant resources both time-consuming and frustrating. JISC Resource Guides, and a dedicated team of Resource Guide Advisers across seven subject areas direct researchers in UK Higher Education to a selection of key, high-quality resources. The Resource Guide team aims to raise awareness of key resources through a Web-based and print-based Guide with a subject-specific focus, and through awareness-raising via presentations and series of workshops with a hands-on focus.</description>
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