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Charter Oak State College, Connecticut I teach the Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS 101) Cornerstone Seminar. We were recently cited as #1 in America serving adult learners.
Connecticut Authors and Publishers Association A group of authors and publishers, founded by my friend Brian Jud, an expert in book marketing. I just rejoined recently.
Connecticut Culture and Museums Steve is a good writer and enjoys local culture so that this is infectious! Potential info of use to our proposed New England Auto Museum.
Digital Commons Network A great place to start your research, except for the stacks of your library of course! Plenty of inspiration for careers also. My MA thesis is herein.
Digital Public Library of America I submitted some ideas… If anyone is interested in Orwell there is a book here published in 1984, placed in this library by the Purdue U library. http://hdl.handle.net/2027/pur1.32754062963040
Discovery Medicine An evidence-based, peer-reviewed, open-access, and scholarly biomedical journal.
Disruptive Innovation The Christensen Institute. See video on open access to curriculum, which I’ve been preaching for years…
Fordham Alumni Open Access Resources (Library) Comprehensive, impressive list of open access resources
Fordham News One of the great secrets is the great reading found via college news bureaus and speakers bureaus, and access also to some open databases even for non-students.
Google Scholar Actually has quite a bit of depth, and even indexes paid databases.
Harvard: What Constitutes Plagiarism? Plagiarism today is another conundrum, a big one. In some cultures it is even acceptable.
http://arxiv.org Open access to 1,222,980 e-prints in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Quantitative Biology, Quantitative Finance and Statistics
LinkedIn My public LinkedIn Url. I have a group there on College Research Sharing.
OAPEN The OAPEN Library contains freely accessible academic books, mainly in the area of humanities and social sciences. OAPEN works with publishers to build a quality controlled collection of open access books, and provides services for publishers, libraries a
Open Culture Free cultural & educational media.
Oxford University Press Creative Commons A free PDF version of each title is available to download from our website. This version is free to read and share according to the terms of the Creative Commons publication licence, provided that the author is properly cited.
Project Gutenberg More than 53,000 free ebooks for download them or online perusal.
Public Agenda One of the most thoughtful and insightful organizations today.
Scitable A free science library and personal learning tool by Nature Publishing Group, world’s leading publisher of science.
Smithsonian Libraries One of the world’s greatest resources.

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