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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.
NSUWorks - Create a New Account, Publications Already Added

Keri Baker

If you have had publications submitted on your behalf in NSUWorks, this tutorial will show you how to gain access to NSUWorks to submit new publications, gather statistics on your existing publications, and review documents you’ve been invited to edit.
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.
NSUWorks (Faculty): Submitting Publications to the Repository

Keri Baker

This video was created using Halmos Collections as an example, however, this video can be used across all NSU Colleges for self-submission into NSUWorks.

Self-submitting into the repository is easy and quick. None of your publications should be manually entered into Selected Works - your faculty profile page. Everything should be put into NSUWorks and then imported into Selected Works. This video will walk you through the steps you need to submit your publications into the repository.
NSUWorks: Forgot Password

Keri Baker

If you’ve forgotten your password to log in to NSUWorks, creating a new password is easy and can be done in about five minutes. This tutorial will show you how it is done. This tutorial will also show you how to create a password if someone from the NSUWorks team has asked you to log in for the very first time.
NSUWorks - Signing In

Keri Baker

This tutorial will show you how to log in to your NSUWorks account. If you have not created an account with NSUWorks or you do not know your username or password, please watch the tutorials titled “Create New Account” before watching this video.
Online Movies and Videos

Lisa Ellis

Did you know you can watch online movies and videos for free through the library?

The online workshop will show you how to use the Alexander Street Press Videos database to watch popular movies, tv shows, and more.

This workshop is part of the Library 101 Series.
Perfecting Pixels - Exploring image creation and editing resources available through the library

C. Schultz and Mihaela Micu

This workshop highlights software and other library resources focused on digital image creation and alteration. Some of the software covered includes Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, and Inkscape.

Additionally, other topics of interest covered during the session are editing someone else's images and copyright, Creative Commons licenses and resources where one can find high quality images.
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.
Popular, Trade, and Scholarly Sources

Sara Cooper

In this video, we compare popular, trade, and scholarly or academic sources.
PsycTESTS on ProQuest

APA Publishing Training

This tutorial demonstrates how to find tests and measures in the PsycTESTS database using the ProQuest platform.
Pure: Edit Profile Section

Keri Baker

This tutorial will show you the basic tools to edit anything in the About section on your Pure profile and will go over each of the individual sections to clear up any questions you may have.
Pure - Logging In or Forgot Password

NSU's Pure Support Team

This tutorial will show NSU faculty how to log in to the NSU Pure Portal for the first time and will show how to reset passwords should they be forgotten.

NSU's Pure Portal: https://nova.elsevierpure.com
Pure Profile Dashboard Orientation

Keri Baker

After you have logged in to Pure, you will see your Personal Dashboard where you can manage all of your research output, activities, and personal information. This tutorial will go over some key areas on the dashboard, but learning how to use each of these will be found in each of their respective tutorials.
Requesting an Article through ILLiad

Melissa Maria Johnson

This short video shows how to log in to ILLiad and request and article.
Researching Race Based Violence

Charlene Cain

Incidences of race-based violence surround us--on the news, on the Internet, on our phones. How can we research the number and kind of incidences that occur using Sherman Library databases, academic resources, non-profit organizational reports, and government information sources? In this session, we will define the term “race-based violence”, describe the manner and form of selected documentation, and recommend sources that examine the societal impact of this plague.
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.
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.
Scientific Publication Cycle

Jamie Segno

This video discusses the different phases of the Scientific Publication Cycle, which illustrates how information is produced and shared over time.
Searching for Articles

Sarah Cisse

In this short video learn how to search for articles using the Sherman Library website.
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.
Selected Works: Forgot Password

Keri Baker

If you’ve forgotten your password to log in to Selected Works, creating a new password is easy and can be done in under five minutes. This tutorial will show you how it is done. This tutorial will also show you how to create a password if someone from the NSUWorks team has asked you to log in for the very first time.
Selected Works: Importing Works Into Your Profile

Keri Baker

This tutorial will go over how to import your research from NSUWorks into your Selected Works profile. It is important to note that you should NEVER use the Upload a File link when adding new work to your profile. All research should be submitted to NSUWorks and, using the Import Works link, imported into your profile. This will ensure that your information is accurate and protected.
Selected Works: Signing In to Your Account

Keri Baker

This tutorial will show you how to log in to your Selected Works profile. If you have not created an account with NSUWorks or you do not know your username or password, please watch the tutorial titled “Create New Account” before watching this video.