when you like and where you like
Still a little stressed about my last three papers of the semester but I had a pretty impressive breakdown yesterday that actually helped a bit.
OH YEAH, AND I GOT 100% ON MY SEMESTER-LONG SHERLOCK HOLMES REFERENCE PROJECT. 100%. A PERFECT SCORE. WITH A 'GREAT JOB' IN THE COMMENT SECTION OF THE RUBRIC. I'M A LITTLE EXCITED.
ETA: If any Holmes fans would be interested in it, I could be persuaded into posting a stripped-of-my-name version. ;)
ETA2: In case you don't know what a pathfinder is, it's essentially a document designed to help patrons begins a search for materials on a certain topic. For this assignment, we had to present at least 15 materials/sources as well as give tips on how to continue the search. I did mine on Sherlock Holmes, based on the assumption that someone has read some/most/all of ACD's canon and wants something more. So if you like Holmes stuff and want some recs (though, admittedly, I haven't read all of these: part of this class was about evaluating resources without reading them), feel free to take a look.
OH YEAH, AND I GOT 100% ON MY SEMESTER-LONG SHERLOCK HOLMES REFERENCE PROJECT. 100%. A PERFECT SCORE. WITH A 'GREAT JOB' IN THE COMMENT SECTION OF THE RUBRIC. I'M A LITTLE EXCITED.
ETA: If any Holmes fans would be interested in it, I could be persuaded into posting a stripped-of-my-name version. ;)
ETA2: In case you don't know what a pathfinder is, it's essentially a document designed to help patrons begins a search for materials on a certain topic. For this assignment, we had to present at least 15 materials/sources as well as give tips on how to continue the search. I did mine on Sherlock Holmes, based on the assumption that someone has read some/most/all of ACD's canon and wants something more. So if you like Holmes stuff and want some recs (though, admittedly, I haven't read all of these: part of this class was about evaluating resources without reading them), feel free to take a look.