Access to education
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This library induction presentation aimed to help students learn how to find and borrow books and journals from the Falmer Library, as well as find information online. It covered how to search the library catalog to borrow up to 6 books at a time, find journals using print collections, indexes, or Google Scholar, and use Google's advanced search for official or organizational information. The presentation was given by Peter Coyne on February 2nd, 2012 to introduce students to the library's resources and services.
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