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The document provides information about library resources and services available to students at STVU. It outlines how students can access books, articles, journals, and databases both on and off campus. Key resources include the online catalog Walnet for finding books, various databases that can be accessed off-campus using student credentials, and online research guides called LibGuides that contain subject information and links without needing to login.
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- 1. Library Services and Resources for STVU
- 2. THINGS ARE CHANGING AND RAPIDLY … WHAT A DIFFERENCE 8 YEARS MAKES….
- 3. 2005
- 4. 2013
- 5. THIS IS TRUE FOR LIBRARIES AS WELL …
- 6. THIS…
- 7. is now this…
- 8. HOW WE GET INFORMATION HAS CHANGED, … IS CHANGING STILL… LIBRARIES ARE ABOUT INFORMATION AND NOT JUST BOOKS …
- 9. To find library resources • You must go online to the library webpage.
- 10. How do you find books? WALNET Walnet is the University’s online card catalog – it contains information or links to all of the Library’s holdings. You can search for the following information: • Words or Phrase (Keywords) • Author • Title • Subject • Series • Periodical Title • ISBN
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- 12. Where to find books: Collections Reference (Reference reading room) Reserves (Periodicals reading room) E-Books (online) (the above books are library-use only) General circulating collection (in “the stacks”) African-American Studies (also in the stacks)
- 14. How do you find articles and journals?
- 17. Off-Campus Access to Databases • Sign in with your VUU email username and VUU email password.
- 18. ATLA Religion Database with ATLA Serials – most used by STVU
- 19. To get better results use “Limit your results”
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