CALENDAR OF LIBRARY EVENTS: http://calendar.umaine.edu/pkspon.asp?spon=55&nd=30

FOGLER LIBRARY NEWS FEED (RSS)
The orange XML button means that Fogler Library now has an RSS feed available for viewing in your web browser or news reader via RSS/XML. To learn more, visit our News Feed FAQ page.

ELECTRONIC RESOURCE RECOMMENDATION FORM
The University of Maine System library directors encourage you to submit recommendations for electronic resources to http://libraries.maine.edu/margateway/acquire/. New subscriptions or purchases of electronic resources represent ongoing fiscal commitments that are not covered by the UMS Libraries' core budget, unless additional funding is provided. (April 2005)

WINDOWS ON MAINE:
http://windowsonmaine.library.umaine.edu
The University of Maine's Fogler Library, Maine Public Broadcasting Network and the Maine State Museum have created a new Web-based archive that makes available programs and video clips from two MPBN programs with relevance for Maine teachers and students. The Web site offers K-12 teachers, and teacher education programs, online professional development programming through the Annenberg/CPB educational distribution network. Windows on Maine is designed to support the integration of technologies into classroom instruction and curricula.

INTRODUCING ILLiad
OUR NEW INTERLIBRARY LOAN SYSTEM
Fogler Library now has a new Interlibrary loan system. Go to the ILL website and you'll be directed to create an ILLiad account. You will be able to place all your requests through ILLiad.Once you've created an account you will not have to enter your personal information again. You'll be able to view and track all your requests from the time you place them until you receive them. We'll also deliver most articles electronically through your ILLiad page.
Try the new system out. If you have any questions, contact Chris Tuthill.
Voice: 581-1674 | E-mail:chris_tuthill@umit.maine.edu

Maine Intellectual Commons: http://newmedia.umaine.edu/stillwater/maineintellectualcommons/home.html
The Maine Intellectual Commons is a project of the University of Maine, a national leader in promoting open access to scholarly and creative work.Participants in the Maine Intellectual Commons have established forward-looking copyright policies, proposed new open license terms, and organized important events promoting a commons approach to intellectual property.

Updated regularly, the list of databases listed are available for a limited time only. We encourage you to explore them and send feedback through the e-mail address provided.

NEW ACQUISITIONS INFORMATION
Check the "New Acquisitions" list, updated monthly http://www.library.umaine.edu/colldev/newacq.htm

• The Media Resource Center has new music materials listed for May (6/02/05)
• The Women's Studies Bibliography for May is now available (6/02/05)
• New titles for April and May added to the Learning Materials Center (5/18/05)