I miss the old way that MIDCAT organized the ‘new acquisitions’ lists by the month. The new format, with the covers of the various library acquisitions, looks nice but it’s not very useful for browsing. I think it would be very handy to be able to sort the list by acquisition type — e.g, book, DVD, music CD, score, map, etc.
Mike Sheridan
This is ridiculous. I can’t find E-Res. I’ve found it before, and I’m sure I’ll find it again in the next few minutes. But it’s silly that E-res is on on the list of quick links or main subtopics like ‘research’ and ‘borrowing’.
Mike Sheridan
Link for emailing the Helpdesk DIRECTLY from the web, without having to use email. This is because a recurring problem (that is taking exceedngly too long to fix) is occuring. A number of people can’t log into their webmail middlebury address so they have no concrete way fo contacting the helpdesk from the coputers. And therefore they have no way to immediately communicate the continuation of the problem to support. When we call, we are asked “are you at a computer now?” Therefore, it seems a necessity to have a direct communication other than webmail to the helpdesk.
From Annalisa
Is there a link to library hours? If so what is it? If not my suggestion is that one be created with hours for all libraries.
Thanks,
david
From David Dorman
it would be nice if you could get to the course descriptions straight from the course schedule page. At the moment, when you click the CRN of a course on the page it takes you to a BannerWeb page labeled “Class Schedule Listing.” Could the course descriptions that are on the various academic department pages be linked or pasted into this BannerWeb page?
From Nolan Maier
Let’s add a street address for Middlebury College to our “Campus Maps” page so that visitors can enter the address into their car’s GPS. The St Michael’s map does this.
One of the suggestions we got from a survey attached to the LIS eNewsletter was to have an article about the “go dictionary” but now I see that it has been discontinued.
From Barbarra Merz
Provide a form on the MC Libraries website to report a missing book.
I’m intrigued by your archives, but get an error message when I click the links:
Error looking up collection %2Farchstud
I tried in both IE and Firefox and received the same error. Thanks!
from Researcher (granddaughter of a Middlebury grad)
Submitted by: J. Simmons.
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