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Library Instruction: Humanities IV
Our Humanities IV students were treated to an invigorating library instruction session this morning in the reference room. #ohrstromlibrary #reference #referenceroom #research #libraryinstruction #researchskills #iamsps
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Ohrstrom Library on Twitter
Ohrstrom Library is now on Twitter! Find us there @OhrstromLibrary and follow along to see the latest in library events, news, resources and fun. We are very excited to launch this new online presence and we hope you will be too!
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See you in Canvas!
Research question? Ask me in Canvas! Look for the discussion board in your course page titled ‘Research Questions’ (or something similar). We can learn as a collective at the digital Harkness table. 🙂
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Google Scholar? Holler!
Google Scholar What? A subset of Google that searches for scholarly literature on the web. A mix of full-text, citations and abstracts. New: Three of the library’s digital collections are now indexed in Google Scholar: JSTOR, Ebsco, and Proquest. Meaning? When searching Google Scholar, freely available citations, abstracts and full-text are retrieved, AND now, content from the three library providers named above. “Adolescents and Sleep.” Search results page. Google Scholar. Web. 02 Feb. 2016. Quick note: While an exciting and valuable tool, Google Scholar is a non-discerning aggregator, in that it includes questionable and even possibly predatory open-access titles. When using Google Scholar, consider consulting Beall’s list of “Potential, possible,…
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Hello Anatomy and Physiology,
Working on the annual heart conditions and treatments project? Need some scientific journals? Research trials? Your research guide contains links to several library-purchased scientific journal collections as well as the freely available ClinicalTrials.gov from the U.S. National Institutes of Health. Research-y questions? Can I help? Do let me know.
