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Creating Annotated Bibliographies Using Academic Writer

Charlene Cain

Learn how to create annotated bibliographies in APA format using the APA’s own template on the Academic Writer platform. Join us to learn more about what annotated bibliographies are and how they can be formatted for greatest success in conforming to APA standards.
Access World News- Canvas Announcements

Sarah Cisse

In this video we will cover how to use Canvas Announcements to point students to an internal Canvas resource such as the Access World News database.
Access World News- Canvas Discussions Assignment

Sarah Cisse

In this video we will cover how to create an assignment in Canvas Discussions, using Access World News articles, that will encourage student participation.
Access World News Database- An Introduction

Sarah Cisse

Use Access World News to find newspaper articles to support your course design, student assignments and your own research.
Cite Black Women

Sara Cooper

Interested in critically engaging with the sources we read while encouraging and supporting Black women academics?

This workshop teaches more about #CiteBlackWomen, a social justice movement and practice to effectively engage with, recognize, and highlight the intellectual work and often overlook contributions of Black women.

This workshop was held virtually on Wednesday, February 17, 2021.
Using Ulrichsweb to Determine if an Article is Scholarly

Sara Cooper

This video tutorial shows how to use the database Ulrichsweb to determine if an article is scholarly.
Celebrate Women Writers: Poets & Playwrights

Lisa Ellis

Celebrate Women’s History Month by learning how to use library databases to discover and read women authors, poets, and playwrights. We will explore the following databases:
- Black Women Writers
- Latin American Women Writers
- North American Women's Drama
Magazines for Professional Growth

Sarena Hicks

Looking to keep up with the latest news and trends in your industry? Get the resources you need to achieve your professional goals with industry-specific magazines. Learn how to use and search Flipster to find the expert advice you need to become your best self.
PolicyMap

Melissa M. Johnson and Charlene Cain

Add a contextual layer to presentations or articles by allowing others to see your findings in action. Don't just read your research results see them. View your findings in PolicyMap.
- Learn what PolicyMap is.
- Learn how to access PolicyMap from the library's homepage.
- Learn key features of PolicyMap.
Finding Theoretical Frameworks

Laura L. Ramirez

Searching for a theoretical construct for your dissertation? This workshop will help you use resources, such as other dissertations, to identify theoretical frameworks. Also, it includes tips for tracking down sources found in citations by using NovaCat, Google Scholar, Full Text Finder, and ILLiad.
Resources and Tips to Help You Ace Your Finals

Jamie Segno

Let’s get ready for finals by reviewing top strategies for academic success! Topics will include tips for time-management and planning for class. We’ll also highlight library databases and resources that are available to help you improve your study skills.

This workshop was part of the Library 101 series.
EndNote Skills: Introduction & Help

Stacy R. Allsop

EndNote is a type of citation and reference management software for both Mac and Windows computers. Learn how to obtain EndNote software and EndNote Online, and what support you have through Nova Southeastern University and Clarivate Analytics. EndNote is available free to current NSU students, faculty, and staff.

EndNote X9 is a powerful tool that lives on your computer and syncs to an optional online account. You develop an organized "library" of resources including citations, abstracts, keywords, notes, PDFs, word processing files, personal communications, etc. Being able to save as you go, share files, stop and start, and deal with interruptions is critical to the success of assignments and projects.
NSUWorks Creating a New Account: No Publications in NSUWorks

Keri Baker

If you are completely new to NSUWorks and have never logged in or had any work submitted to the system on your behalf, this tutorial will show you how to create a new account. Once you have an account, you can submit scholarly works, edit existing works, and review documents you’ve been invited to edit.
Selected Works Account Creation

Keri Baker

Your Selected Works profile should have already been created for you. If you have not contacted the NSUWorks team about your profile and you have not received an email stating that your profile has been created, please contact nsuworks@nova.edu to have your profile created. Do not attempt to create your own profile.
Beyond the Basics: Finding Tests and Measurements

Charlene C. Cain

Learn how to use databases to locate instruments and reviews of tests to inform your choices of the most relevant measurement tools for your research.
Advanced Catalog Searching

Sarah Cisse

Discover advanced techniques for a more efficient catalog search to find e-books, e-resources and streaming services.

Learning objectives include:

How to search with multiple keywords
How to connect your keywords
How to search by item type
Advanced Database Searching

Sarah Cisse

Learn to search the databases with multiple keywords and how to connect your keywords to find relevant resources.
Save time by filtering your database search.
Modifying Your Database Search

Sarah Cisse

Learn how to modify your database search by altering your keywords and using functions that allow you find the most relevant resources about your topic.

Learning objectives include:

How to modify your database search
How to alter your keywords
Discovering new database functions
Scholarship Resources Workshop

Sarah Cisse

Identify scholarships and grants using Foundation Center resources at these free workshops, with demonstrations of how to find scholarships for various fields of study. Learn about other resources available to start your search, tips for an efficient search and to find relevant scholarships.
Virtual Library Services and Tools

Sarah Cisse

Get to know the library’s essential virtual services for research success. Discover a range of online resources, services, guides, videos and more!

Learning objectives include: How to find our Online Resources guide; How to navigate to other Library Guides; Where to find and watch Library Learn videos; Inter-Library Loan and Document Delivery services for remote research; How to use our Ask A Librarian services
Accessing Your NSU New York Times Subscription

Sara Cooper

Part of the Library 101 workshop series.

In this brief 2 minute video, get a step-by-step walkthrough to access and activate your NSU Student/Faculty Subscription to The New York Times.

Original workshop presented on 6/22/2020
Fighting Fake News (in an election year)

Sara Cooper

Library 101: Fighting Fake News (in an election year) Workshop presented digitally by Sara Cooper on 06/11/2020 Getting reliable news is always important, and is especially so in an election year. In this 30 minute workshop, we: identify common traits of Fake News discuss the real-world impact of Fake News practice using the SIFT method for evaluating news -- Audio issues - captions have been corrected for content
Popular, Trade, and Scholarly Sources

Sara Cooper

In this video, we compare popular, trade, and scholarly or academic sources.
Using Google Scholar

Sara Cooper

Library 101: Using Google Scholar

Workshop presented digitally by Sara Cooper on 05/29/2020

In this workshop:
- personalizing Google Scholar by adding direct links to full text of articles made accessible through NSU Libraries
- comparison to library databases
- benefits and limitations of using Google Scholar
Finding Historical Documents on Google

Lisa Ellis

Learn how to use Google to find open access historical documents and primary sources!

In this 30 minute workshop, we will learn:
- How to develop keywords for historical research
- How to find historical newspapers and magazines in Google Books
- How to utilize other websites to access primary documents
This video is part of the Library 101 Series.