We now have access to IPA Source, described as ‘The web’s largest library of International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) transcriptions & literal translations of aria and art song text’. This database will support Voice programs in the Department of Music. Note that we have an existing database titled IPSource. We’ve extended […]
Access has been enabled for several new collections from ProQuest and Alexander Street. Please note that these are not new purchases, but rather additions related to a multi-year agreement with ProQuest that provides access to all primary source and archive collections on these platforms. New streaming video collection: Royal Shakespeare Company […]
TeachingBooks.net was one of the products included Alberta Education’s Online Reference Centre, which was recently discontinued: “A collection of instructional and enrichment resources focused on children’s and young adult books. Contains author and illustrator interviews, teaching ideas, lesson plans, book trailers, vocabulary and pronunciation help, audiobook performances, and more. Covers […]
From the recent press release about this initiative: Emerald Publishing has launched a pilot project to open up access to research to a selection of Indigenous post-secondary institutions and communities. The First Voices First project is in partnership with The Council of Prairie and Pacific Libraries (COPPUL) and runs from the 21st September […]
At the very end of last fiscal year, we were able to acquire Adam Matthew’s latest digitized archival collections. One of them is newly available this week: Colonial Caribbean Module I: Settlement, Slavery, and Empire, 1624-1832. This collection consists of documents from the British Colonial Office archives. It touches on […]