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This document provides an overview of information literacy skills and resources available through the USM Library. It discusses how to search the library catalog to find books, journals, theses, and other materials. It also explains how to access and search e-resources like databases, e-books, e-journals, and additional thesis resources. Steps are outlined to search specific databases for articles, citations, and journal impact factors. The resources covered can help students develop research skills and find information to support their studies.
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- 3. 1. KRISALIS@Opac Krisalis letsyou search the USM Library's catalog and online databases to find journals, books, videos, and more. Topics: a. Books b. Printed journals c. Thesis d. Library Records noaa/HAH
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- 5. 1. Open library website www.lib.usm.my 2.Type Keyword 3. Sort by Titlenoaa/HAH
- 6. 7. Location of book& Call number 6. Results of searching noaa/HAH
- 7. 8. Details ofbook 9. Copy call number & find book on shelfnoaa/HAH
- 8. b. Printed Journals Krisalislets you search the USM Library's catalogue to find a printed or bound journals on the shelves noaa/HAH
- 9. 1. Open library website www.lib.usm.my 2.Click Advanced Searchnoaa/HAH
- 10. 3. Combination Title +Subject noaa/HAH
- 11. 5. Location of journal& Call number 4. Results of searching noaa/HAH
- 12. 6. Details ofjournal 7. Copy call number & find journal on shelfnoaa/HAH
- 13. c. Theses/ Dissertationsof USM USM Library's thesis collections are from all schools of USM in different subject areas Thesis can be read in the library and abstract can be viewed online. noaa/HAH
- 14. 1. Open library website www.lib.usm.my 2.Click Advanced Searchnoaa/HAH
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- 16. 4. Results of searching 5.Location of thesis & Call number noaa/HAH
- 17. noaa/HAH 6. Details ofthesis 7. Copy call number & find thesis on shelf
- 18. d. Library Records Tocheck user’s record using Patron Login. User can check their record through Patron Login. User able to check the due date of the books, online renewal, reserve the books, checking reservation status, edit profile and checking the fines. User able to check their details through Patron Login - inside/outside campus. noaa/HAH
- 19. Log In YourAccount User must log in to their account for checking fines, reservation status & do online renewal noaa/HAH
- 20. 1. Open library website www.lib.usm.my 2.Click Log In To Your Account noaa/HAH
- 21. noaa/HAH 3. Insert Patron Login &Password Example : Metrics number : P-CM0012/14(R) Patron login : CM0012141 Password : 123
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- 23. Reservation Steps to holdbook & check reservation status noaa/HAH
- 24. 1. Do asearch noaa/HAH
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- 26. 3. Click Place holdfor confirmation noaa/HAH
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- 28. Off Campus Login Login from outside campus USM noaa/HAH
- 29. 1. Open library website www.lib.usm.my 2.Click Off Campus Log In noaa/HAH
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- 31. Example : Patron login: Official email (xxx.usm.my @ xxx.student.usm.my) Password : Same as Campus Onlinenoaa/HAH
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- 33. 1. Open library website www.lib.usm.my 2.Click Repository@USM 3. Click Advanced Searchnoaa/HAH
- 34. 5. Select THESIS 4. Type keyword MANAGEMENT 6.Click Search noaa/HAH
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- 36. 4. KRISALIS@DISCOVERY Complete OPACloaded directly into the EBSCO Discovery Service Daily updates for catalogue changes Real-time availability checks Everything indexed in the catalogue will be available for discovery searching Book jacket images (Baker & Taylor), book records, entertainment records, annotations, subject headings added Institutional Repositories (archives) loaded directly into the EBSCO Discovery Service Everything indexed in the IR will be available for discovery searching noaa/HAH
- 37. 1. Open library website www.lib.usm.my 2.Click Discovery 3. Type keyword noaa/HAH
- 38. 5. Results of searching 6.Click HTML/PDF to read full text noaa/HAH
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- 40. 5. Electronic Resources a.Type of databases (Full text, Directory, Citation) b. E-books c. E-Journals d. E-thesis noaa/HAH
- 41. a. Type ofDatabases noaa/HAH
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- 43. Directory (A-Z e-journals) A-Z e-Journalsis the most complete Web-based tool for organizing and providing links to all of your library‟s e-resources, including e- journals, titles in full-text databases and e-journal packages, and e- books. A-Z e-Journals offer users a “one-stop” search of your library‟s e-collection, with easy navigation to full-text content. User could obtain the articles very fast without going through each database. User could focus on the preferred articles and get the full text. noaa/HAH
- 44. Search by: a. Journaltitle b. Year c. Volume Number d. Issue Number e. Pages f. Title noaa/HAH
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- 46. 2. Paste here 3. Clickthe journal title noaa/HAH
- 47. 4. Find the volume& year noaa/HAH
- 48. 5. Find article title/pages 6. ClickPDF to read full text noaa/HAH
- 49. Citation (ISI Web ofKnowledge) User could obtain the articles those indexed in ISI Web of Knowledge by choosing which articles are receiving highest “Times Cited” and more. User could focus on the preferred articles and their related articles. noaa/HAH
- 50. 2. Click Subscribed Database 1. Openlibrary website www.lib.usm.my noaa/HAH
- 51. 3. Click ISI Webof Knowledge noaa/HAH
- 52. 4. Type keyword & chooseTitle noaa/HAH
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- 54. Citation (SCOPUS) User could obtainthe articles those indexed in Scopus by choosing which articles are receiving highest “Times Cited” and more. User could focus on the preferred articles and their related articles. noaa/HAH
- 55. 2. Click Subscribed Database 1. Openlibrary website www.lib.usm.my noaa/HAH
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- 57. 4. Type keyword & chooseTitle noaa/HAH
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- 59. b. E-books USM Library'se-book collections cover a number of different subject areas -- everything from art, the humanities, history, to science and technology. E-books are electronic versions of books and can be viewed online. The objective is to help student with their research or they can read them at their leisure. They‟re available for you to use -- anywhere, anytime. noaa/HAH
- 60. 2. Click E-book 1. Openlibrary website www.lib.usm.my noaa/HAH
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- 62. 3. Type keyword Or can Browseby Topic noaa/HAH
- 63. Result display 4. Click title toread full text noaa/HAH
- 64. 6. Click SignIn to download, create note & highlight 5. Click button Next for read next page noaa/HAH
- 65. Sign in Create account for firsttime using ebrary noaa/HAH
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- 69. 6. Additional Resources a.Malaysian Thesis Online (MYTO) b. Australian Digital Thesis (ADT) c. ETHOS noaa/HAH
- 70. a. Malaysian ThesisOnline (MYTO) noaa/HAH
- 71. 1. Open library website www.lib.usm.my 2.Click MyUninetnoaa/HAH
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- 74. Result display 5. Click title toread full text noaa/HAH
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- 76. b. Australian DigitalThesis (ADT) noaa/HAH
- 77. 1. Type ADT Thesisin Google 2. Click on the link noaa/HAH
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- 79. 4. Click Search alldigital Australian theses noaa/HAH
- 80. Result display 6. Click View Onlineto read full text 5. Type keyword noaa/HAH
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- 82. 1. Type Ethos in Google 2.Click on the link noaa/HAH
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- 84. Result display 4. Click PDFor open lock icon to read full text noaa/HAH
- 85. 7. Journal CitationReports User could obtain the articles those indexed in ISI Web of Knowledge by choosing which received highest “Times Cited” and more. User could focus on the preferred articles and their related articles. noaa/HAH
- 86. 2. Click Subscribed Database 1. Openlibrary website www.lib.usm.my noaa/HAH
- 87. 3. Click Journal Citation Reports(JCR) noaa/HAH
- 88. 4. Choose either JCR Science/JCR SocialSciences noaa/HAH
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- 91. Thank you Presented by Name| Centre/Schools/Units etc noaa/HAH