2022 SAGE In Session Summer Camp Series: Research Methods for AllPlease feel free to share with faculty and students. These are free sessions, and anyone interested should register, even if unable to attend at that day/time. Everyone registered will receive the recording link and any other follow-up info from the […]
Two new scholarly indexes have been added to Eight Centuries (formerly 19th Century Masterfile) from Paratext: The Diary of Samuel Pepys, a detailed insight into 17th-Century Restoration London 1.5 million records from the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Catalog More information on these new resources can be found on the Paratext blog. […]
We currently have access to dozens of streaming audio and video collections on the Alexander Street platform. They’ve created a series of short video tutorials on topics such as making clips and crating playlists. They also have a Video Platform LibGuide with links to additional tutorials on topics such as […]
EBSCO has announced that, effective April 29th, the name of the Bibliography of Native North Americans will be changed to the Bibliography of Indigenous Peoples in North America: “To align with modern sensitivity around representation, we listened to our customers, and we have changed the name of the database you […]
South Asian Newspapers from East View is now available as an open access collection through the Global Press Archive CRL (Center for Research Libraries) Alliance. The University of Alberta is one of 60 institutions that provides financial support for this initiative. Other East View open access collections from the GPA/CRL […]