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FACULTY GUIDE2013-2014

Table of ContentsAbout TTU Law Library………………………………..……….……………………………………….………….……...…...……………..……4Law Library Hours……..……………...……..…………………………………………………………………………………..….…5—6Law Library—OASIS.………………………………………..……………………………………………………………………...…….7Other TTU Library Catalogs.……………………………………………..………………………………………………………...……...7Texas Collection……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...…….7Law Reviews & Periodicals…………………………………………………………………………………………………..……...…….7Government Documents……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...…….8Microform/Microfiche……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...………8New/Recent Acquisitions…...………………………………………………………………………………………………………...……8Permanent Reserves Collection………………………………………………………………………………………………………...…..9Online Resources………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...……..…..9General Floor Locations Quick Guide…………………………………………………………………………………………..…………9Reference Services………….……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……..….10Reference Hours…………...………….…………………………………………………………………………………………..……....11Faculty Services…………….………………………………………………………………………………….…………………….………..….....12Research Support…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...……..13Faculty Research Series & One-On-One Training……….………...…………….………………………………………………...……..13Document Delivery & Pick-up…………………………………………………………………………………………………..………..13Teaching & Curriculum Support…………………………………………………………………………………………………...……..14WestlawNext, Lexis Advance, Bloomberg Law Username & Password……………………………...……………………………..…..14Book Purchase & Collection Development……………………………………………………………………………………………....14Keeping Current & Alerts……………………………………………………………………………..……………………………….....15New/Recent Acquisitions………………………………………………………………………………………………………………....15Routing……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………16Law School Exam Database………………………………………………………………………………………………………………16Other Library Related Matters…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….16Faculty Publications……………………….……………………………………………………………………………………………...17Electronic Database & Online Resources…………………………………………………………………………………………………18Faculty Request Database……….………..………….………………………………………………………………………………........19Who is my Law Library Liaison?................................................................................................................................................................20Circulation Services……………………………………………………………………...…….………....…………….……... …………………...21Check Out/Renew Items…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..22Annual Faculty Account Reconciliation………………………………………………………………………………………………….22Missing Books…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….22Laptop Computers………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...23Interlibrary Loan Service (ILL)…………………………………………………………………………………………………………...23Course Reserves…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..23Circulation Staff………….……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….24Academic Technology Support & Classroom Media Services…..………………………..……………………..……………………………….25MyTechLaw………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………26Multi-Media Classroom Services (Recording with Panopto).……………………………………………………………………………27Viewing with Media.Law……………….………………………………………………………………………………………………...28Viewing with Media.Services…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….29Frequently Used AT Links………………………………...……………………………………………………………………………...30Contact Quick Guide………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..31

A Message from the Associate DeanDear Faculty:As information sources increase in number, size, and complexity, facultyresearch needs become proportionately more diverse. The Law Library staffstrives to keep abreast of developments in all phases of information science,and plans its programs and services to meet your ever-expanding researchneeds.It is with great pleasure that I introduce the 2013-2014 Law Library’s FacultyUser Guide, developed by Eugenia Charles-Newton, Faculty ServicesLibrarian. This Guide is designed to acquaint you with the services andprograms currently offered by the Texas Tech University School of LawLibrary. We strive to be responsive to your research and information needs.Please let us know how we can help.For more information on specific programs or services, please contact theappropriate library department, Eugenia Charles-Newton, or myself.Sincerely,Arturo TorresAssociate Dean for Law Library andAcademic Technologies and Professorof Law3

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The Texas Tech University School of Law Library (“Law Library”) is the largest legal information center inthe area covering western Texas, eastern New Mexico, and southern Oklahoma. The Law Library and its staffserve and support the educational, instructional, and research needs of the School of Law.The Law Library collection contains nearly 400,000 volumes (or equivalent) in books, treatises, periodicals,microforms, government documents, and other materials in law, social sciences, and other subjects. The LawLibrary provides faculty free access to multiple full-text legal databases, including LexisNexis, Westlaw,Bloomberg Law, and other national databases. As part of a comprehensive research university, the Law Libraryworks in conjunction with the University Library to provide faculty easy access to its respective collectionsand databases.The Law Library’s website offers information about library hours, staff, services, programs, and access toelectronic databases. The staff constantly updates the website with new information. Go tohttp://www.law.ttu.edu/lawlibrary/ to see all that the library has to offer!Law Library Hours: TOCPlease know that faculty members receive a security proxy card that provides access to the Law Library24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Contact Lynn Karnavas (834-1518) if you have any questions or problemswith your security proxy card.Individual departments have various hours of operation:REFERENCE:On-Call Reference*(Aug. 19, 2013—Sept. 15, 2013) ANDStaffed Reference(Sept. 16, 2013—Oct. 31, 2013)(Nov. 1, 2013—May 1, 2014)Monday—Thursday 8:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Monday—Thursday 9:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.Friday 8:00 a.m. 5:00 a.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.On-Call Reference*—Summer HoursSaturday 12:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.Monday—Friday 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Sunday 2:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.5

CIRCULATION:Regular Hours(Aug. 19, 2013—May 16, 2014)Summer Hours(May 21, 2014—Aug. 18, 2014)Monday—Thursday 7:30 a.m. 12:00 a.m. Monday—Thursday 7:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m.Friday 7:30 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Friday 7:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m.Saturday 9:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.Sunday 10:00 a.m. 12:00 a.m. Sunday 1:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m.COMPUTER SUPPORT:Computer Support(Fall & Spring)Computer Support(Summer & Winter)Monday—Thursday 8:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Monday—Thursday 9:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.Friday 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.Saturday 12:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.Sunday 2:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.Special hours are set for holidays and inter-session periods. For updates, visit the Library’s website athttp://www.law.ttu.edu/lawlibrary/.The Law Library will be closed on:Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 28, 2013)Winter Holiday Break (Dec. 23-Jan. 1, 2014)Easter (April 20, 2014)Independence Day (July 4, 2014)6

Permanent Reserves Collection: TOCThe Permanent Reserves Collection is located behind the Circulation Desk. The Permanent ReservesCollection includes:Hornbooks & nutshellsCommercial outlines and flashcardsAudio and video tapes, CDs, and DVDsCurrent law reviews and periodicalsSelected high-use loose-leaf services, treatises, and form booksOnline Resources: TOCThe Law Library subscribes to several legal and law-related online databases. Among the database providersare BNA, CCH, CIS, HeinOnline, LoisLaw, VersusLaw, Bloomberg Law, LexisNexis, and Westlaw. For acomplete list of databases, please see the Law Library’s Electronic Databases page at http://www.law.ttu.edu/lawlibrary/library/research/erms/.In addition, faculty can also access a wide variety of databases, electronic journals, and e-books through theUniversity Library’s website: http://library.ttu.edu.General Floor Locations Quick Guide: TOC 1st Floor, West Wing—Shelves most of the Law Library’s federal primary source materials,American Law Reports (ALR), and selected Shepard’s Citations. 1st Floor, East Wing—Shelves the legal encyclopedia AmJur and the Texas Collection. 2nd Floor, West Wing—Shelves subject specific monographs such as Supreme Court analysis/justices, military law, Indian law, criminal law, evidence, corporate/securities, and Federal practicematerials (forms, procedure, discovery), just to name a few. 2nd Floor, East Wing—Shelves state materials including the Texas Collection. Upper Level Basement, East and West Wing—Shelves treatises, including many loose-leafmaterials, arranged by subject using the Library of Congress classification scheme. Lower Level Basement, East Wing—Shelves periodicals and law reviews arranged alphabetically bytitle. Lower Level Basement, West Wing—Shelves congressional documents in Superintendent ofDocuments call number order. Most other government documents are shelved with the regularcollection by Library of Congress classification number.9

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Reference Law Librarians have considerable experience providing assistance to all patrons who enter the LawLibrary. Faculty members receive the highest priority by the reference librarians.Reference services include instruction and assistance with: Searching and locating traditional law library materials (e.g., books, law reviews, looseleaf services). Using online databases (e.g., HeinOnline, LexisNexis, ProQuest Congressional Publications, BloombergLaw, and Westlaw). Research assistance involving any legal and non-legal subject matters.For reference assistance, please stop by the Reference Desk located in the East Wing, first floor of the LawLibrary OR contact Reference at reference.law@ttu.edu OR call by phone at (806) 742-3963.Reference Hours:Reference hours vary depending on the time of the year.On-Call Reference(Aug. 19, 2013-Sept. 15, 2013) AND(Nov. 1, 2013—May 1, 2014)Staffed Reference(Sept. 16, 2013-Oct. 31, 2013)Monday—Friday 8:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Monday—Thursday 9:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.*Plus additional times by appointment Friday 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.On-Call Reference—Summer HoursSaturday 12:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.Monday—Friday 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Sunday 2:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.Special hours are set for holidays and inter-session periods. For updates, visit the Library’s website athttp://www.law.ttu.edu/lawlibrary/.11

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Research Support: TOCLaw Librarians are ready to assist faculty with their research endeavors. The following research supportservices are provided to faculty: Finding books and articles Compiling bibliographies on any topic Assistance with database research Individual training sessions on particular databases Developing research guides, pathfinders, or other materials for a specific area of law Monitoring and informing faculty of current developments in news, technology, databases, etc. Assisting or tutoring faculty research assistants in legal research Answering any reference or research questionsFaculty Research Series & One-On-One Training: TOCThe Law Library facilitates one fifteen-minute training program each month to keep faculty up to date on newdevelopments in research and technology. Look for advertisements announcing topics and times.Law Librarians are also happy to provide personalized instructions on using the Law Library catalog (OASIS),databases, or other resources available through the Law Library. If you are interested in scheduling a trainingsession, please contact your Library Liaison or Eugenia Charles-Newton at eugenia.newton@ttu.edu OR dial806-834-6813.Document Delivery & Pick-Up: TOCThe Law Library offers first-class document delivery service to faculty members. Faculty can request to havedocuments, books, DVD’s, and/or magazines delivered to their offices or mailboxes.Faculty can request for document delivery through the Faculty Request Database OR contact your ReferenceAssistance OR contact Eugenia Charles-Newton at eugenia.newton@ttu.edu or dial 806-834-6813.The Law Library can also schedule to pick up books or other library materials that need to be returned. Booksor library items checked-out through the main University Library are returned via campus mail. In instanceswhere you need main University Library materials returned, please provide notice three (3) business daysbefore the due date to ensure your items are returned and processed by the due date.13

Teaching & Curriculum Support:TOCThe Law Librarians are available to provide classroom presentations on effective, efficient legal researchtechniques, in addition to covering resources available online and through the Law Library. Law Librarianscan also assist faculty members with Teaching and Curriculum Support by: Designing a Certificate of Excellence in Legal Research class on a custom research topic for a class Developing bibliographies or research guides for specific topics Coordinating with setting up a web course page (i.e., TWEN, CALI, etc.) Giving customized library tours to students Assisting in using or designing PowerPoint, Prezi, or Flowboard presentations Coordinating and scheduling recording of class lectures for viewing at a later dateWestlawNext, Lexis Advance, Bloomberg Law Username & Password: TOCFaculty who need to sign up to receive WestlawNext, Lexis Advance, or Bloomberg Law usernames andpasswords can contact Eugenia Charles-Newton at eugenia.newton@ttu.edu OR dial 806-834-6813.Faculty who do not remember their username and password for WestlawNext, Lexis Advance, or BloombergLaw, can also contact Eugenia Charles-Newton at eugenia.newton@ttu.edu OR dial 806-834-6813.Book Purchase & Collection Development: TOCThe Law Library solicits suggestions and expertise from faculty on items to add to the Law Library collectionsuch as books, databases, collections, etc., thereby strengthening and enhancing the collection.If there is an item that you would like the Law Library to purchase and add to the collection, please submityour request through the Faculty Request Database (available via MyTechLaw) OR contact your Library LiaisonOR contact Eugenia Charles-Newton at eugenia.newton@ttu.edu OR dial 806-834-6813.If the Law Library cannot purchase the requested item, you will be contacted immediately and your LibraryLiaison or Eugenia Charles-Newton will be happy to request the item through Interlibrary Loan.14

Keeping Current & Alerts: TOCThe Law Library offers services to keep faculty abreast of current developments in their area of study orinterest. The Keeping Current service is tailored to meet the needs of faculty and is available through the followingservices (just to name a few): SmartCILP—This service is provided by Gallagher Law Library (University of Washington). TheLaw Library downloads information from Gallagher and sends notifications directly to faculty’s emailannouncing new law review articles published. Articles are arranged by subject and by the Table ofContents. Faculty receive CILP notifications via email every Monday. The CILP list can also be accessedthrough MyTechLaw. LexisAdvance and Westlaw Next—Both Lexis Advance and WestlawNext have alert notification features.This service can be set up one time with research queries. Faculty can ask Law Librarians todesign research alerts to their specifications and have notices delivered daily, weekly, or monthly. Bloomberg BNA Email Updates—Faculty members have the option of signing up to receive regularupdates to titles of their choice. BNA provides titles on various legal subjects such as antitrust, banking,bankruptcy, criminal, environmental, and family, just to name a few. RSS Feeds for Blogs—The Law Library can assist you with setting up RSS feeds to particular blogs ornews sites. Email Alerts Available Chronicle of Higher Education—Academe Today (weekdays)—Receive news from the authoritativesource of news, information, and jobs for academia and higher education. This source links to fullyaccessible articles and offers email alerts for Academe Today. Texas Lawyer—Two e-mails every weekday BNA Highlights (150+ to choose from)—Weekly The Texas Supreme Court Journal—Weekly, every Monday in PDF. SSRN—Includes LSN Legal Writing eJournal, LSN Law Educator, LSN Professional Announcements,and Call for PapersFor a complete list of databases or blogs that offer email alerts in your area of interest, please contact EugeniaCharles-Newton at eugenia.newton@ttu.edu OR dial 806-834-6813.New/Recent Acquisitions: TOCFaculty who are interested in learning more about NEW books received by the Law Library can visit the LawLibrary website at http://www.law.ttu.edu/lawlibrary/ OR in the OASIS catalog under the “Recent AcquisitionsList.”Faculty can also peruse the bookcase located on the main floor of the Law Library across from the stairwell.Many NEW books are placed on this shelf before they are shelved in the main collection.NEW databases or electronic resources are announced to faculty via email.15

Routing: TOCAt the request of faculty, the Law Library can route serial items to faculty mailboxes. Some of the morepopular routed materials include: Texas Lawyer Wall Street Journal Economist Discover Chronicle of Higher Education—Academe TodayFor a complete list of items available for routing, please contact Eugenia Charles-Newton ateugenia.newton@ttu.edu OR dial 806-834-6813.Law School Exam Database: TOCPDF copies of past law school examinations (Fall 2011 and older) are available inthe Exam Archive in MyTechLaw. Faculty who would like to place their old examson Exam Archive can contact Eugenia Charles-Newton at eugenia.newton@ttu.eduOR dial 806-834-6813.Other Library-Related Matters: TOCFaculty will be notified via email for other library-related matters such as: Information regarding orders for books or other items New library services or changes in procedures Comments and suggestions about library servicesPlease know that the Law Library and technology staff will be happy to assist youwith meeting your needs. Faculty who are in need of assistance can submit a requeston the Faculty Request Database, contact their Library Liaison, or contact theFaculty Services Librarian, Eugenia Charles-Newton at eugenia.newton@ttu.eduOR dial 806-834-6813.16

Faculty Publications: TOCNeed help publishing your work but don’t know where to begin? Do you know where to submit yourpublication? Do you need a list of the top 100 law reviews and subject specific law reviews? The LawLibrary can assist you with finding the right law review to submit your work and can offer step-by-stepguidance on submitting publications through ExpressO and Scholastica. In addition, the Law Librarywill advertise your published works using the following: Faculty Display Case and Announcements—The Law Library maintains a display case in thefoyer of the Law Library to exhibit the latest books, articles, and other publications authored byTTU Law Faculty. If you receive extra print copies of your publication, please bring one copy toEugenia Charles-Newton who will be happy to display your work. If no extra copies are available,please send an email informing Eugenia Charles-Newton of your publication title and the LawLibrary will be happy to obtain a copy for the Faculty Display Case. ScHOLAR—ScHOLAR is the Faculty Scholarship Database that lists works for faculty who havepublished materials while employed at Texas Tech School of Law. The database offers a PDFimage of articles along with links to HeinOnline, LexisNexis, Westlaw, and other web sites. Youcan view ScHOLAR at http://repository.law.ttu.edu. Social Science Research Network (SSRN)—The Law Library will be happy to assist you withpublicizing and distributing your scholarship to a world-wide audience via SSRN. No need toworry about hassling with SSRN, just contact Eugenia Charles-Newton and she will be happy toupload your article, pick out key words, and even write an abstract! Faculty Publication Series—The Law Library will be happy to promote your new bookpublication to law faculty and students (excluding casebooks and updated editions of previouslypublished works). Posters announcing your publication will be advertised throughout the LawSchool and made known via the Law Library’s Facebook and Twitter pages. In some instances,book signing events will also be made available. Wednesday’s Faculty Alert Information email (In-house)—Law School faculty are notified viaemail on the Faculty Alert Information email sent out every Wednesday, regarding newpublications.You worked hard on your publication so let the Law Library help you submit your work AND promoteyour publications! Contact Eugenia Charles-Newton at eugenia.newton@ttu.edu or dial 806-834-6813for more information!17

Electronic Database and Online Resources: TOCThe Law Library subscribes to several legal and non law-related online databases. Faculty can sort throughelectronic resources alphabetically, by subject, or by database providers. The Law Library also maintains a listof Internet Resources available by subject. For a complete list of databases, please see the Law Library’sElectronic Database page at http://www.law.ttu.edu/lawlibrary/library/research/erms/.In addition, faculty can access a wide variety of databases, electronic journals, and e-books through theUniversity Library’s website at http://library.ttu.edu.18

Faculty Request Database: TOCThe Faculty Request Database is conveniently located on your Faculty Page in MyTechLaw labeled “FacultyLibrary Requests.” This database is designed for faculty who wish to make research, document delivery, bookorder, and instruction requests to the Law Library. The form is easy to fill out. Faculty can also access theirFaculty Folders from this location.If you have any questions about this database or need assistance in accessing the database, please contactEugenia Charles-Newton at eugenia.newton@ttu.edu OR dial 806-834-681319

Reference Assistance TOCEugenia Charles-Newton, J.D., M.A.Faculty Services LibrarianEmail: eugenia.newton@ttu.edu Phone: 806-834-6813Elizabeth Caulfield, J.D., M.L.I.S.Head of Reference & Instruction LibrarianEmail: elizabeth.caulfield@ttu.edu Phone: 806-834-5616**As designated by the “Law School Faculty and Staff” directory located on MyTechLaw. This would include CareerServices, Clinical Programs, and External Relations.20

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Check Out/Renew Items: TOCThe first time faculty check out items from the Law Library, they must present a current Texas TechUniversity identification card to a Circulation Desk attendant. Once Circulation has entered the necessaryinformation, faculty will NOT need an ID when borrowing Law Library materials.Items Available for Checkout:Audio CD’sBooksCalculatorsChargers (Universal and Computers)ComputersComputer ConnectorsDVD’sDigital Audio RecordersGovernment DocumentsHeadphonesLaptopsMicrofiche/MicrofilmMemory Card and Flash Card ReadersPeriodicals/JournalsProjectorsProjector ScreensTripodsVideo/Still CamerasTV’sWeb CamerasRenewing items can be done in person, by phone, or via email. The loan period for books is generally oneyear. All other loan periods vary.Annual Faculty Account Reconciliation: TOCEvery spring the Law Library works with faculty to reconcile and renew items checked-out to them. A LawLibrary Circulation staff will send faculty members a list of items found on their Law Library account.Faculty are encouraged to advise Circulation staff on whether to renew the item or pick-up the item to bereturned to the Law Library. Circulation staff will work with faculty regarding items found on the facultymember’s account which cannot be located.Missing Books: TOCThe Law Library uses a specific procedure to handle missing books (i.e., books that are missing from the shelfand that are not checked out). Once a missing book is reported to the Circulation Desk, a staff member willfill out a form and conduct a search for the book. The search will continue until the item is found ordetermined to be lost. If the item is lost, then the Law Library may replace the item.If faculty need a library book that is missing, the Law Library staff can either borrow it via Interlibrary Loan(ILL) or can rush order a new copy, depending on availability and cost. Contact Eugenia Charles-Newton ateugenia.newton@ttu.edu OR dial 806-834-6813 for assistance.22

Laptop Computers: TOCThe Law Library has both PC and Mac laptops available for checkout. The laptops have commonly usedsoftware such as Microsoft Office, WordPerfect, and Internet browsing capabilities. Because of high demandfor newer laptops, faculty may borrow a newer laptop for up to two weeks at a time. Faculty needing to checkout newer laptops for in-house and/or off-campus use may reserve laptops by contacting the Circulation Deskat circulation.law@ttu.edu OR by calling 742-3957.Older laptops are occasionally available for checkout for longer terms. Older laptops may run slower and nothave the latest versions of software. To determine if an older laptop is available for checkout, contactComputer Support at 742-4897 or email computersupport.law@ttu.edu.Interlibrary Loan Service (ILL): TOCIf faculty need an item that the Law Library does not have, or if the item is missing, the Law Library staff canobtain the item through a database or through ILL.To place an order for ILL, fill out the ILL request form available on the Law Library web site athttp://www.law.ttu.edu/lawlibrary/library/services/ill/. OR contact Eugenia Charles-Newton ateugenia.newton@ttu.edu OR dial 806-834-6813.ILLs generally take six business days to arrive in the Law Library. Although staff will make the best effort tosecure your ILL order, we cannot guarantee the item will be lent through ILL. Please be mindful that it is upto the lending library to fill or decline the request. Staff will update you on your request’s status and willdeliver the item to your office or mailbox when it is received.Course Reserves: TOCCourse reserve items are held behind the Circulation Desk. The Law Library staff can set up course reservesfor the classes a faculty member is teaching that semester. Because it takes time to gather and process items, aminimum of THREE weeks should be allowed for processing. At the end of each semester, course reserveitems are automatically removed from reserve and put back into the regular collection.Contact the Circulation Desk at circulation.law@ttu.edu OR by calling 742-3957 if you wish to place anymaterials on course reserve.23

Circulation StaffTOCAssistant Director of Library OperationsEmail: barbara.painter@ttu.eduPhone: 834-6625David KellyCirculation Supervisordavid.kelly@ttu.eduPhone: 834-1458Sherry CoffmanAcquisitionssherry.coffman@ttu.eduPhone: 834-0867David StaggersLibrary OperationsSupervisordavid.staggers@ttu.eduPhone: 834-1661Dee CalderonSerials Servicesodilia.calderson@ttu.eduPhone: 834-3274Rick GomezMail & Supplemental ServicesCoordinatorRick.gomez@ttu.eduPhone: 834-3512Taylor JohnstonCirculation Assistanttaylor.johnston@ttu.eduPhone: 834-503224

Multi-Media Classroom Services TOCThe AT staff provides support to the faculty regarding the use of multi-media and other technology forteaching and/or research.Recording Class Lectures:Faculty can record their lectures, class presentations, and/or tutorials via Panopto. Every classroom hasPanopto downloaded onto the desktop.1. Click the Panopto button from the desktop.2. Sign into Panopto using the following information:Username: ttu.edu\eRaider UsernamePassword: eRaider Password3. Once you are logged into your Panopto page you canbegin recoding your session by clicking the Record button.Title your recording here.“Capturing” sourcesmeans that usershave the option ofcapturing PowerPointor the computerscreen27

Viewing Events/Lectures:The Law School has two video services: Media.Law and Media Services. Both services catalog videos and audiopresentations such as class lectures, live streaming audio/video broadcasts, podcasts, and other recordedinstructional content.Media.Law contains recordings of special events and lectures usually recorded from the Lanier Center.1. To access Media Law, go to http://media.law.ttu.edu and click the drop down menu under “WelcomeGuest” near the top right of the page and select the “Log In” link.2. Click the “eRaider Sign In” button.3. Log-in with your eRaider username and password.4. The recordings of events will be listed under the “Default” tab.TOC28

Media.Services contains recordings which hold class lectures and class presentations. Faculty can go tohttp://mediaservices.law.ttu.edu and log in the same way as they would in Media.Law. TOCTo access Media.Services, go to http://mediaservices.law.ttu.edu.1. Make sure the “Log in using” field is set to ttu.edu and NOT Paopto. If the field reads Panopto, open thedrop down menu and select ttu.edu.2. Enter your eRaider ID3. Enter your eRaider Password4. Click the Log In button.“All Sessions” will list all recordingsavailable on Media.Services.To access a particular folder, click “AllFolders” where all recordings areorganized by topics.Viewers can seewhen eachtutorial/lecturewas recordedand how longeach recordingis.29

Frequently Used AT Links: TOCEraider Website can be accessed at https://eraider.ttu.edu/signin.asp. This website is where you will needto go to change your password every 90 days. It also contains free software downloads and activates theTTU network storage, RaiderDrive. NEVER GIVE ANYONE YOUR ERAIDER PASSWORD and noone should ever ask for your eRaider password.Raiderlink can be accessed at http://raiderlink.ttu.edu/. This webpage contains class registration, timesheets, Raider drive web access, class information, and links to many TTU resources.Law School Home Page is located at http://www.law.ttu.edu/. This website contains revolving content,public facing content related to the law school, and a link to MyTechLaw in the upper right hand cornerof the page.Law School internal site (MyTechLaw) can be accessed by going to http://mytechlaw.law.ttu.edu/Pages/default.aspx. MyTechLaw is restricted to Law School faculty, students, and staff. Individuals can sign into MyTechLaw by clicking in the upper right hand corner of the Law School homepage.Law School Announcements can be found at http://techlawannounce.law.ttu.edu/Client/default.aspx. AllCurrent and past Law School announcements can be posted on this page.Law School AT page can be found at http://mytechlaw.law.ttu.edu/DepartmentInformation/IT/default.aspx?dept=IT&deptname=IT. This page has interactive links and “How To” guides related to AT.Many links point to the various IT resources available from main campus. The page is constantly beingupdated.Main Campus IT can be found at http://www.depts.ttu.edu/helpcentral/. This page contains publiclyavailable content related to IT resources and information. Many of the Law School’s IT links point to themain campus pages.TTU Email can be accessed via any Internet browser at https://mail.ttu.edu/owa/. The interface and functionalitywill vary depending on your internet browser. Main Campus manages the email system.Law School Computer SupportMain Campus Help Centralcomputersupport.law@ttu.eduithelpcentral@ttu.edu806-742-3990 x318 806-742-435730

Contact Quick Guide: TOCService Contact Email PhoneBook checkout David Kelly david.kelly@ttu.edu 834-1458Book donations Sherry Coffman sherry.coffman@ttu.edu 834-0867Book purchaseEugenia Charles-Newtoneugenia.newton@ttu.edu 834-6813Book repair David Staggers david.staggers@ttu.edu 834-1661Collection development Sue Kelleher sue.kelleher@ttu.edu 834-2615Compact shelving problem David Kelly david.kelly@ttu.edu 834-1458Computer assistance AT Help Desk computer.support@ttu.edu 742-4897Copier/printer problem AT Help Desk computer.support@ttu.edu 742-4897Database trainingFaculty publicationsEugenia Charles-NewtonEugenia Charles-Newtoneugenia.newton@ttu.edu 834-6813eugenia.newton@ttu.edu 834-6813Fax sending/receiving David Kelly david.kelly@ttu.edu 834-1458Interlibrary loan Barbara Moreno barbara.painter@ttu.edu 834-6625Internet researchingEugenia Charles-Newtoneugenia.newton@ttu.edu 834-6813Laptop reservation Circulations circulation.law@ttu.edu 742-3957Lexis Advance/Eugenia Charles-WestlawNext passwords or Newtoneugenia.newton@ttu.edu 834-6813Mail Rick Gomez rick.gomez@ttu.edu 834-3512Routing Odilia Calderon odilia.calderon@ttu.edu 834-3274Technology Assistance AT Help Desk computer.support@ttu.edu 742-489731

For more information on the Faculty Guide, visit:Law Library web site: http://www.law.ttu.edu/lawlibrary/Faculty Services page: http://www.law.ttu.edu/lawlibrary/library/services/faculty/MyTechLaw: http://mytechlaw.law.ttu.edu© January 2014Produced by:Texas Tech University School of Law Library1802 Hartford Ave.Lubbock, Texas 79409