Google Drive is a wonderful place to store backup copies of digitized content to share with others. Sometimes you have patron demand to make things available in a digital format before you have a true hosting platform. Why not share
This is part 2 in the Grow with Google posts. Read through part 1 for general information. Before I could register a workshop, I had to apply to become a partner. This can be started at https://grow.google/partners/. In the partner
For those of you trying to find new ways to educate your community about tech-related topics, consider the ready-made workshops you can access by becoming a Grow with Google partner. The Grow with Google partner program is free for librarians
Have you wanted to know how to collect data using a Google Form? Here are the instructions! Log into your Google Docs/Drive account at docs.google.com Click on “Create” and select “Form.” (Click to enlarge any image.) Give the form a
What to do when you can’t remember the author or title of a book and NoveList isn’t giving you the results you desire? Try Google Books! I recently read better than average historical romance novel (Don’t judge me!) and couldn’t
Do you have patrons in search of interesting NH history? Direct them to the copyright-free books in Google Books! I’ve gathered a small collection of NH histories to get you started. Note that each of these titles are no longer
As librarians, statistics are a big part of our jobs. You might be wondering how to get statistics for your Blogger blog. According to this article from the Google Analytics Blog, having access to your Blogger site statistics will *soon*
Google has added print magazines to its Book Search. Like the newspaper archive, there does not appear to be a comprehensive listing of the included titles, but here are a few I’ve managed to find: