Starting tomorrow the Teacher Education Workroom is open for additional weekend and evening hours through the end of the semester.
Saturday, December 1st – 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday, December 2nd – 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Monday – Friday, December 3rd – 7th – 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday, December 8th – 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday, December 9th – 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Monday – Thursday December 10th – 13th – 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
We know that Google is a resource that researchers frequently turn to during the gathering of their resources. Richard Byrne of the Free Technology for Teachers blog has created an infographic to aid users in using Google more effectively. Check it out!
As always, contact us if you have any questions about beginning your research…we love helping our students and faculty!
(Don’t forget to use our databases!)
View this video to see all of the services that the White Library can offer to you!
We have two providers of e-books at White Library: EBSCO and ebrary. If you’re interested in downloading books from ebrary also, check out our how-to guide here!
Want to learn how to download e-books from EBSCO? Check out our new step-by-step tutorial below!
In order to download books, first you will need to set up an EBSCO account and download Adobe Digital Editions (ADE). Don’t know how? Check out our tutorials on setting up an EBSCO account and downloading ADE. You can also visit Adobe’s website to download ADE.
You may have noticed the library has a few bean-bag style chairs scattered around the building. These single-person chairs
are an attempt to provide flexible and portable seating for studying, collaborating, and being able to move together in groups or move the chair with you to any location in the library you desire. (If you didn’t catch the italics, the emphasis is on one person-per chair and keeping them in the library).
Usually you will find these chairs near the windows behind the reference desk. Feel free to move them to any location in the library that works for you. No need to bring them back to where you found them. If you like studying in this type of seating in the library, let us know.
Interested in learning how to download e-books from ebrary? Check out our new step-by-step tutorial!
In order to download books, first you will need to set up an ebrary account and download Adobe Digital Editions (ADE). Don’t know how? Check out our tutorials on setting up an ebrary account and downloading ADE. You can also visit Adobe’s website to download ADE.
Four new databases will be especially useful to CORE 274/275 and CORE 200 students and others needing up-to-date information on
social and economic issues facing various countries.
A-Z World Travel provides current information in the fields of culture, travel, language, trade, business, logistics,
security, and communication for 202 world cities.
CQ Global features two articles each month on critical world issues. Recent articles include “Rising Tension over Iran”
and “Organ Trafficking”.
CQ Researcher has been available in the Reference section of the Library, but is now available as an online searchable database.
It is noted for its in-depth, unbiased coverage of health, social trends, criminal justice, international
affairs, education, the environment, technology, and the economy.
Global Road Warrior Provides international travelers with information on 175 countries. Topics include country facts, climate, society & culture, demographics, money and banking, points of interest, transportation, maps, communications, and more
Want to download e-books? First you need to download Adobe Digital Editions! Start the download process by going to Adobe’s website, then follow our step by step instructions below!
