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This page contains a 30 minute lecture given to Mechanical Engineering grad students in a medical instrument design course. It was captured using Camtasia. That's me doing the talking. http://libraries.mit.edu/guides/courses/fall2006/2.75/ - Angie Locknar, MIT locknar@mit.edu --Angie 12:44, 17 March 2008 (PDT)

We also created general tutorials using Camtasia, including one on Compendex/Inspec. http://libraries.mit.edu/tutorials/video/ - Angie Locknar, MIT locknar@mit.edu --Angie 12:45, 17 March 2008 (PDT)

Finding Standards: PowerPoint - Christine Drew, WPI cdrew@wpi.edu --Christine 14 May 2008

The following two links are to two Camtasia screencasts that I put together that explain the differences between scholarly engineering journals and engineering trade magazines. Hope you find them useful. Peer-Reviewed Engineering Journals Screencast and Trade Magazines Screencast - Ed Eckel, Western Michigan University - edward.eckel@wmich.edu -- Ed 18 July 2008