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Foundations and Grants Open Workshop Part I

Sarah Cisse

Learn how to identify non-profit grants using Foundation Center resources through the library. Learn about the variety of resources available to find grants, tools to start your search, how to tailor your search based on your area of interest, and tips for an efficient search.
Foundations and Grants Open Workshop: Part II

Sarah Cisse

Take a deep dive into Candid's Foundation Directory Online database to learn advanced search techniques for your non-profit grant funding search.
Gear up: Getting Ready for Summer: Download eAudiobooks, eBooks and more from the library!

Melissa Maria Johnson

Learn where and how to download eAudiobooks, eBooks, digital magazines, and streaming movies from the library.
Google Vs. Library Databases (Library 101 Series)

Jamie Segno

Why do I need to use the library when I can just use Google?

In this session, learn how Google and library resources measure up against each other and when it is appropriate to use each platform while searching for information.
Hidden Gems - Exploring Specialized Library Resources

Lisa Ellis and Sarah Cisse

Join us for an engaging session that uncovers specialized library databases you might not know exist—but should. This workshop will introduce valuable, often-overlooked resources that can support a wide range of research needs. Participants will learn how to access these tools, understand their unique features, and see live demonstrations of how to use them effectively.

Inquiry Launchpad: Elevating Faculty Research and Pedagogy with Library Resources Workshop Series
How to Find Empirical Research

Lisa Ellis

This short tutorial will show you how to find empirical articles in the library databases using filters and keyword search strategies.
How to Find Peer Reviewed Articles

Colleen Connery

This video demonstrates how to find peer-reviewed articles in library databases. It also covers the peer review process and how to confirm a journal’s peer review status using Ulrichsweb.
How to Reserve a Study Room

Xiara Acosta

This video demonstrates how to reserve a study room on the Alvin Sherman Library website.
How to Search for Articles

Xiara Acosta and Colleen Connery

This video shows how to search for scholarly articles using keywords in the Alvin Sherman Library databases. It demonstrates how to apply filters and refine your results.
How to Use Advanced Search in the Catalog

Xiara Acosta

Learn how to use the Advanced Search feature in the catalog (NovaCat) to locate library materials such as books, ebooks, videogames, or DVDs more efficiently by applying filters.
Information & Resource Organization Methods

C. Schultz

Overview on best practices used to organize information and resources. Highlight various techniques such as file naming conventions, as well as utilizing different software.
Introduction to Alvin Sherman Library Resources and Services

Sarah Cisse and Bonnie DiGiallonardo

This video highlights some of the amazing library resources and services available to NSU students. From magazines, eBooks, and video courses, to popular books and movies. It features the 3D Makerspace, the Digital Media Lab, and how to get individual assistance from a librarian.
Introduction to EndNote 25

Jaime O. Plecenik

This workshop recording will introduce you to the new EndNote 25 software.
Level Up Your Skills: Introduction to LinkedIn Learning Video Database

Sarah Cisse

Did you know that as an NSU student you have access to free online video courses? These courses are available through the LinkedIn Learning database. LinkedIn Learning includes over 13,000 courses and video tutorials from industry experts, covering diverse topics from business strategies to web design. These courses fall into four main categories, business, creative, technology, and certifications.
Library Databases Overview - ACM Digital Library & IEEE

C. Schultz

Workshop recording that provides a brief overview of accessing and searching academic databases IEEE and ACM Digital Library. Geared toward students in the NSU College of Computing and Engineering.
Library Homepage Tour

Lisa Ellis

Don't know where to get started? This short video will provide an overview of the library homepage so you can quickly find what you are looking for!
Library Resources for SRPs

Melissa Maria Johnson

View this video to find the best library resources for doing research for your SRP.
LinkedIn Learning: A Beginner's Guide (Library 101)

Lisa Ellis

Learn what LinkedIn Learning is, how to login, and how to do a basic search in this introductory video for beginners.
Master the Art of Presenting: Design and Delivery

Mihaela Micu and Carolyn J. Fitzpatrick

Presenting to individuals or groups might be part of daily student life, but it is often easier said than done. Join us for a webinar on creating and delivering presentations that your audience will not only enjoy, but also remember. We talk about organizing content, building visuals in PowerPoint or other tools of choice, making presentations accessible and engaging. Learn where to source images, audio and video while being copyright compliant. Both graduate and undergraduate students are encouraged to attend; open to the public.
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
Music Resources Workshop

Sarah Cisse

Curious about the history of music or music in general? In this workshop you’ll get an overview of all those resources in the Alvin Sherman Library and online, along with other resources related to musical theater, musical scores and more!
Narrative Data Visualization in Academia & Libraries

Xiara Acosta

This session highlights how narrative data visualization can be used to communicate research impact and institutional value. It will explore ways to translate complex research metrics into clear, compelling narratives that support assessment, reporting, and evidence-based decision-making. The session will also demonstrate how contextualized visual storytelling helps make complex data more accessible and meaningful for administrative and external audiences.
Navigate the Library for International Students

Mihaela Micu

Are you an international student eager to navigate your new academic environment with confidence? Join us for an exclusive introduction to the library session designed just for you! Find out about the various academic support services from our dedicated library staff, have your questions answered by our friendly and knowledgeable librarians and meet fellow international students.
Newspaper Databases-NYT and WSJ

Bonnie DiGiallonardo

A brief introduction to the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal available to NSU students. Current issues of the New York Times are available and its archives go back to 1851. The Wall Street Journal is a comprehensive database for financial research on companies and industries as well as newsletters, podcasts, and websites.
NSUWorks: Administrator Permissions

Keri Baker

If you have been given administrator level permission for a series in NSUWorks that allows you to create other administrators, this video will show you how to create administrators, edit the types of permissions they’ve been given, and what each of the choices mean for the series you are an administrator for. You’ll want to create administrators and add permissions to anyone that will need to access some of the back-end functionalities of NSUWorks that go slightly beyond simply submitting a document to the repository. Depending on the permission level, administrators will have access to edit documents, view different versions, batch revise whole series, and view a publication checklist.