This guide is designed for use during the Firefox Workshop.

Extending the capabilities of various web browsers so that they are better able to integrate with library content. Appropriate topics include both new browser extensions, as well as information about how to create them.

This is a test

Get a feed from the library when we add new books in your area of interest.

PennLabs presents new software developed by the Penn Library - and, in some cases, still under development. Please try these web tools and send your feedback to us at library@pobox.upenn.edu.

Find University of Pennsylvania in the list and drag the bookmarklet into your browser to find books in Franklin from Amazon and other ISBN containing pages.

These bookmarklets were inspired by Jon Udell's LibraryLookup homepage. The enhancement provided here is to include other ISBNs for the same work in the query.

Some laptops will be provided, but please bring your own laptop if you have one: As the web is becoming a more flexible and robust research environment, the library is finding ways to use new technologies to more efficiently find and use research level resources. Attendees will be introduced to the library's groundbreaking tool for storing, sharing and organizing research links, and will learn how to customize Firefox to make it an efficient tool for research.

article defining/describing/commenting on web 2.0

A whole page describing why this is part of your bibliography/

Here is a list of all article databases in Cinema Studies provided by the Penn Library.

This is the library's page for the basic Research Resources in Cinema Studies.