Library Instruction for Multicultural Education
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This document provides an overview of library resources available to support education and learning, including books, e-books, videos, course reserves, and research databases covering topics in education and art. It also lists resources for finding images, articles, books, and lesson plans, such as the Grove Dictionary of Art, JSTOR, Visual Resources Center databases, Google Images, museum websites, and association websites. Contact information is provided for the reference desk and Ask-a-Librarian email service for any questions.
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The document provides an overview of library resources for decorative arts and design at George Mason University, including databases, catalogs, and services for finding books, articles, images, and other materials. It outlines research tools such as databases for art, design, fashion, and related fields as well as catalogs and services for obtaining physical materials. Contact information is provided for the art and art history librarian for assistance with using any of the described resources.
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This document provides an overview of library resources available to art students at George Mason University, including databases, image resources, and guides for researching art topics and finding relevant books, articles, and other materials. It highlights databases for art, architecture, design, and other visual arts subjects. The document also offers tips for effective searching and contacting a librarian for research assistance.
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This document provides an overview of library resources available to art students at George Mason University. It discusses why art students need library resources to inspire their work, understand how it connects to the world, and explain their work to others. It then outlines several key library resources including the library website, catalog, research databases focused on art like Art Full Text and ARTbibliographies Modern, image databases, online subject guides, and areas within the library. Examples are provided for effective search terms. Questions can be directed to the reference desk or visual arts liaison.
History of Decorative Arts Orientation Fall 2013
The document provides information about library resources for decorative arts and art history research at George Mason University, including databases for art research, image collections, unique library resources, services for obtaining print and other off-site materials, and contact information for the visual arts liaison librarian. Key databases mentioned include Art Fulltext, Art & Architecture Complete, Bibliography of the History of Art, and ARTstor.
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