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Finding Historical Documents on Google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Learn how to use Google to find open access historical documents and primary sources!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.
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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.
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The Information Cycle
Lisa Ellis
Why are newspapers easier to read than a peer-reviewed journal? We call that the Information Cycle!
In this workshop, we will learn:
- how to identify the Information Cycle
- why information about a newsworthy event looks different in online sources, such as newspapers, magazines, and academic journals
This workshop is part of the Library 101 Workshop Series.
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Finding Full Text
Sarena Hicks
Learn how to access the full text of an article for free using tools like Find It and Full Text Finder!
In this session we will learn how to:
- access article using Full Text Finder
- access the full text of an article within a database
- place a request for an article using Interlibrary Loan
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TestPrep Resources
Sarena Hicks
Did you know you have free access to interactive tutorials, practice tests, e-books, flashcards and more? Learn how the Learning Express:PrepStep database can help you achieve your educational and career goals in this 30 minute session.
In this session we will learn:
- How to access the Learning Express database
- How to create an account within the database
- How to take advantage of what this database has to offer
This workshop is part of the Library 101 Workshop Series.
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Using the OCL 3D Scanner - MBIO 3700 Workshop
Alois Richard Joseph Romanowski
This LibraryLearn video is a recording of a workshop for Dave Kerstetter's MBIO 3700 - Biology of Fishes class. This presentation was specifically designed for the class, but may be used for general instruction on how to use the OCL's 3D Scanner.
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An Introduction to Scholarly Publishing
Elizabeth Perill
This session will examine the trends, topics and tools of the continuously evolving scholarly publishing industry. Topics to include: alternative metrics, pre-prints and others. This session will be reviewing Elsevier’s products, such as BePress, SSRN and Plum Analytics.
Longer recordings from workshops or events such as Gear Up, Power Publishing, etc.
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