After the discussion of the blog at the IS division meeting yesterday, I have changed the home page of the reference desk computers to default to the "Reference at Newman Library" blog.
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I tinkered with the template so that some links are always visible on the top right corner of the blog (above the contributor list). The links are to the library home page, the information resources page, CUNY+, and the college home page. We can add to this list of links however we want. Do the links help solve the problem of having to go to the IE toolbar to click to the library home page?
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