Emerging tools for reading and research

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Jeff Schneidewind

Lunchtime lecture about desktop and mobile computer tools useful to manage reading and research activities.

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Emerging Tools forResearch and Reading Jeff Schneidewind Emerging Technologies Research Specialist UC Irvine Libraries Lunch2.0 March 29, 2011

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