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    1. Understanding Licenses - Open Educational Resources (OER) in Teaching and Learning - LibGuides at Du

      Attribution (BY) - No Derives (ND) : Allow to copy, share but keep the work unchanged and in whole for any purposes.​ No translations (...)

    2. Find Art Books - GSF 390S.03: Feminist Art from the 1960s - LibGuides at Duke University

      Faculty & Instructors Graduate Students Undergraduate Students International Students Alumni Donors Visitors Patrons with (...)

    3. Using the Collection - H. Lee Waters Films - LibGuides at Duke University

      The log books can be accessed as a whole by selecting "Logs" under the Format filter. 

    4. Small Problems, Little Solutions - Bitstreams: The Digital Collections Blog

      Indent a line of text or a whole block of text using the Command key and the left and right brackets.

    5. e-Catalogs - ARTHIST 390S: Feminist Art - LibGuides at Duke University

      It does not display the whole book.  Use LIBX. Google Scholar is the same but for articles.

    6. Getting into print the hard way - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      It turns out that the contract language was actually different from what the editor told me it was. 

    7. About & Acknowledgements · Theatre of the World · Duke University Library Exhibits

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    8. What is an open license? - Freely Available K-12 Teaching Resources - LibGuides at Duke University

      Attribution (BY) - No Derives (ND) : Allow to copy, share but keep the work unchanged and in whole for any purposes.​ No translations (...)

    9. Searching the collection - Frank Clyde Brown Recordings - LibGuides at Duke University

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    10. Sí, nosaltres tenim llibres en català! (Yes, we have books in Catalan!) | Signal Boost: Tales From C

      After Spanish, Catalan is the most commonly spoken language in Spain. Most linguists agree that Valencian, spoken in the Valencian (...)

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