Author Archives: Chase Masters, University Library
Tech Tip: Standard Ebooks
This month, I’m sharing a volunteer-driven project that transforms public domain works into beautifully crafted, modern ebooks that are free to read, reuse, and remix: Standard Ebooks. Drawing on sources like Project Gutenberg, the project meticulously proofs each text, applies a professional-grade style manual, and embeds rich metadata to create consistent, high-quality editions optimized for today’s ereaders and… Read More »
Tech Tip: Uninterruptible Power Supply
Tech Tip: Calibre
This month’s tip is Calibre. It is a free, open‑source e‑book manager that lets you organize, convert, and sync your digital library across nearly any e‑reader or device, all from a single, highly customizable interface. It can download and edit metadata, convert between dozens of formats, serve as a built‑in e‑book viewer, and even fetch news and magazines… Read More »
Tech Tip: PiccyBot
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Tech Tip: Harper
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Tech Tip: Anonymous View by Startpage
Tech Tip: DuckDuckGo AI Chat
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Tech Tip: Omnivore
Tech Tip: Bean
Tech Tip: Merry Sky
Tech Tip: City of Ann Arbor Park Finder
Tech Tip: Musopen
This month’s tip is a non-profit organization that provides free access to sheet music, royalty-free public domain music recordings, and other music resources: Musopen. They offer a wide range of musical content, including solo piano variations, introductions to great composers, and guides to specific musical pieces.
