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!)
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.
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.
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!
One of our newest additions, ebrary, lets you access thousands of ebooks. There are tons of features within ebrary, including the ability to save books to your bookshelf for easy access. In order to access these features, though, you need to set up an account. How? Here’s a short how-to!
Has your professor asked you to set up a NetLibrary account? NetLibrary is now known as EBSCO eBooks – here are the steps to set up your new account!
Confused about the difference between scholarly and popular articles? Check this out!
