Kresge Library News: Library Web Site Archives


July 28, 2009

By Topic pages laid to rest today

Before we started the Kresge Library Wiki, recommendations about what library resources to use were organized in the By Topic section of the Kresge Library website. Today, those old, out-of-date pages are going to go away, and will be replaced entirely by the wiki.

Since Kresge Librarians started working on the wiki, it's quickly become the most actively updated part of our website, and one of the most popular sections. It's accessible to all our librarians to edit, and so we can quickly adapt its content to our users' needs. We've already created pages tailored to courses, MAP teams, and other projects, as well as pages that organize recommended resources according to research topic.

Check out the Kresge Library Wiki for your own project. If you don't find the information you're looking for, contact us, and we'll probably add the resources we discuss with you.


June 11, 2009

Wiki search added to home page

The Kresge Library Wiki has been added to the dropdown list of search options on our home page. Site visitors can now search our wiki of research recommendations and resources, along with the catalog, website, FAQ, and the Web, all from one location.

Keep an eye out for ongoing updates and improvements to our site over the summer!


February 09, 2009

New Look for the Kresge Library Website

The web site for the Kresge Library has been given a modest face lift. Some of the changes include:

Comments are always welcome. Leave them here on the blog or email us at kresge_libary@umich.edu.


November 21, 2007

Updated Marketing Resources Pages

Need to know what resources are available to help you with your Marketing research? Check out our newly revised Marketing Resources topic pages. These pages provide links to library databases, print resources and outside websites that will help you answer those tough marketing questions.

Not sure where to start? Contact us at the library (kresge_library@umich.edu) for assistance with your research questions.