Clark College Libraries: News

Well, it’s that time of year again, when we adjust our clocks. Do you know why? Does the name William Willett mean anything to you? If it doesn’t, then maybe you’ll want to check out the entry in Gale Virtual Reference Library about Daylight Saving Time, in the Dictionary of American History. What’s that you [...]

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 Acrylic on Wood and Mixed Media, “Square Scapes” by instructor Lisa Sayles Have you ever wanted to display your art? Here’s your chance! Sculpture             Photography Water Color         Oil Acrylic                   Ceramic Pen and Ink         Charcoal Mixed Media       Etc. Contact the iCommons in CTC 219: 360-992-6138 *Art is usually displayed for one quarter

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Equipment available for checkout at CTC! Have you ever forgotten your calculator or laptop or needed a portable whiteboard to use with your group? Look no further. The iCommons in CTC 219 has equipment available for checkout for you or your group. You can check equipment out to use anywhere in the building for up to three hours. Bring [...]

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For all of recorded time our First Floor DVD collection has been available for 6 days and 6 days only, but all this has changed. Now you are able to renew your borrowed DVD up to two times, same as a book! That means you can potentially keep the DVD for 18 days (as long [...]

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Clark Libraries Thanksgiving Holiday hours Cannell Library: November 21, 2012    7:00 am – 4:30 pm November 22, 2012    Closed for holiday November 23, 2012    Closed for holiday November 24, 2012    Closed for holiday November 25, 2012    1:00 – 5:00 pm CTC iCommons: November 21, 2012    7:00 am – 4:30 pm November 22, 2012    Closed for [...]

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Are you an introvert or an extrovert? Or both? Watch this cool video about how we can all get along: http://www.cbc.ca/strombo/story-videos/introverts-and-extroverts—cant-we-all-get-along.html The video is narrated by Susan Cain the author of Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking and features the artwork of Molly Crabapple and director Jim Batt to [...]

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You can now get immediate feedback after completing a section of SmarterMeasure Readiness Survey! SmarterMeasure is a great tool that helps you assess your skills for success in today’s college educational environment.  Along with your results you will receive constructive feedback and links to resources to improve your skills.  Clark students can choose to take [...]

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Are you using eTutoring?  This great service for Clark College students has a new name now.  Read this letter for the latest news: Dear NW eTutoring students, You may have noticed that the NW eTutoring Consortium has disappeared from the Consortium list that appears after you click on the “Login Now!”  button.  Don’t worry, we’re [...]

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  Learning Express is a wonderful, often overlooked tool available to Clark students. This database includes hundreds of interactive practice tests and tutorials for academic or licensing exams. Get an private password.   Immediate scoring, complete answer explanations, and individualized analysis of results. Improve math skills, reading comprehension or get ready for a GED test.  [...]

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The CTC iCommons is a great place to take a proctored test. Students can sign up for quiet study rooms and take their exams without interruption. Unfortunately library staff cannot keep your personal belongings while you are taking your test. If the instructor determines that books, bags, etc. are not allowed while taking the exam, [...]

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