Video Tutorials in this Guide
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- IntroIntroductory videos and guides to using the Libraries, and general help with starting your research
- Find Resourceshow to find specific types of resources (like articles, e-books, DVDS) or within subject areas (like chemical data or engineering data)
- Off-Campus Accesshow to access everything, including the full-text, from off-campus
- Citationshow to manage your citations with tools like Refworks, or how to export or format them
- Database Tipshow to use specific features in systems like Gale Virtual Reference, EBSCO, CQ.com, Ebrary, etc.
- Google Tipshow to search smartly in Google or Google Scholar
- Staying Currentwith email alerts and RSS feeds
NEW! Getting Started with Industry Research
Are you doing research on an industry but aren't sure where to start? This tutorial will show you the best places to start your research. | Transcript | Time - 3:49 | Play Video
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- Introduction to Subject GuidesA short introduction to Subject Guides: what they are and why they should be the first place you go to when you start your research.
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