Browse Collections

Digital Case Collections provide online access to historical and rare materials from the physical collections of Kelvin Smith Library, as well as digital archives and collections contributed by faculty members and other Case libraries. Our initial collections include WPA Prints in Special Collections, KSL Digital Books Collection, Classics Slides Collection, and the United Nations Commission of Experts for the Investigation of Atrocities in the Former Yugoslavia Archives.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Viewing Results for items that begin with E

1 - 2 of 2 items

Collections|

Exhibits|

Case Scholarship

Title: Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Case Western Reserve University
Date: 1990-
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2186/ksl:caseetd

Summary: An ETD is a document that explains the research or scholarship of a graduate student in an electronic format. It is simultaneously suitable for machine archives and worldwide retrieval. The ETD is similar to its paper predecessor. For example, it has figures, tables, footnotes, and references. It also has a title page with the author's name, the official name of the university,

the degree sought, and the names of the committee members. Furthermore, it may describe why the work was done, how the research relates to previous work as recorded in the literature, the research methods used, the results, and the interpretation and discussion of the results, and a summary with conclusions. The ETD is different from its paper predecessor, however, in a few important aspects. First, it provides a technologically advanced medium for expressing your ideas. You may prepare an ETD by using nearly any word processor or document preparation system, and by incorporating relevant multimedia objects. Second, it is less expensive for you to prepare. By creating an ETD, you avoid the requirement of submitting multiple copies on special paper. Third, ETDs promote greater access to your research. ETDs are made available to anyone that browses the World Wide Web. They consume virtually no library shelf space, and never collect dust. Overall, ETDs contribute to worldwide graduate education and unlock the underutilized results of graduate research for the scholarly community.

compiled by OhioLINK

Documents made available through OhioLINK ETD Center as well as OCLC Digital Library.

Title: The encyclopedia of Cleveland history; Alternate title: The dictionary of Cleveland biography
Creator: Van Tassel, David D. (David Dirck), 1928-; Grabowski, John J.,
Date: [1998]-
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2186/ksl:AnnualECHCollection

Summary: Compiled by David D. Van Tassel and John J. Grabowski.

The version of the Encyclopedia of Cleveland History maintained by Digital Case is an editorial archive of the continually updated on-line version, http://ech.case.edu of the publication. This archive is updated on an annual basis and thus may not reflect day-to-day changes made to the copy available at http://ech

.case.edu. This collection contains updates from 2008 and 2009.

The continuously updated online version of The Encyclopedia of Cleveland History includes everything contained in the printed version of the book in addition to all of the articles in The Dictionary of Cleveland Biography, new articles unavailable in the printed version, and high-resolution versions of the photographs and diagrams found in the original texts.

The electronic edition of The Encyclopedia of Cleveland History and The Dictionary of Cleveland Biography is sponsored jointly by Case Western Reserve University and the Western Reserve Historical Society.

Also available in print version from Indiana University Press.