In This Issue:

• Library Instruction for Spring Semester
• DigitalCommons@UMaine Readership Totals
• Featured Resource: GIS Guide

If you are teaching a class in the Spring 2024 semester, you can contact your Subject Librarian to discuss ways that library instruction can support your students’ work. We can provide in-person class sessions, video tutorials, and/or tailored web guides, all to help your students locate and use a variety of information formats.

Last month, DigitalCommons@UMaine had over 130,000 full-text articles downloaded by 4,722 institutions across 190 countries. An additional 467 new submissions were uploaded, bringing the total works in the repository to 73,313.

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