There is a new filter available on Ebook Central that allows you to find only titles that are free of digital rights management. This feature may be useful for professors seeking materials they can use for class readings. To try it out: Open advanced search Filter by book status Select “Unlimited copy, […]
Hi everyone, you may have been following the story around the University of California’s termination of its Elsevier subscriptions. Today, UC news is circulating again, this time regarding a new agreement with Cambridge UP that directly supports the transition to open access. The way the new agreement works is that […]
Join us and a trainer from EBSCO for an introductory session looking at our recently-upgraded Nursing Reference Center Plus, on May 16th, 10:30-11:30, in Cameron Classroom 4-02. From the publisher: “Master nursing best practices with the premier source for evidence-based information designed specifically for nurses. Unmatched in scope, nurses use Nursing Reference Center […]
Hello everyone — the CSU librarians are planning a session for Spring Training, which we will offer on two different dates. We have updates to share, but we also know that you may have questions, or suggestions for important topics. Please help us create the most relevant and timely session […]
Everyone, you may be interested in familiarizing yourself with the UC/Elsevier situation. It’s being discussed widely, and was referenced in the Library Council meeting this morning. The University of California recently announced that it will not renew its subscriptions with Elsevier. One of the central reasons (I’m paraphrasing) was that Elsevier wanted to […]