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This document provides information about the services and resources available at the Rio Hondo College library. It details the library hours, locations of materials like books, newspapers, journals, reference materials, computers and printers. It explains how to reserve rooms, find articles, and search databases. Key services include circulating books, reference help from librarians, rooms for individual or group study, and printing/copying for a fee.
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Rio Library Virtual Tour
- 1. 1
- 2. But what else can you find in the library?
- 3. Fall 2015 Monday - Thursday: 7:00am - 9:00pm Friday: 7:00am - 3:00pm Saturday: 9:00am - 1:00pm Closed Sundays and holidays
- 4. Located near the library entrance Check out books here using your Rio Hondo College student ID card Get course reserve material and textbooks
- 5. “Circulating” means the books can be checked out.
- 6. Located to the left of the main entrance Newspapers, magazines, and scholarly journals
- 7. A librarian is always available at the Reference Desk to assist you. If you need help stop here first.
- 8. Next to Reference Desk Encyclopedias, dictionaries, statistics Room use only
- 9. 10 45 computers 2 scanners
- 10. To print a document, enter your AccessRio Credentials.
- 11. Just past the circulation desk 10 cents a page for printing and copying Color copies are available for $1 per page
- 12. Paying for Copies Add money to your MyPrint account with cash in the Copy Center OR online with PayPal or a debit or credit card
- 13. Available for two-hour periods. Reserve rooms at the Reference Desk or by phone up to a week in advance.
- 14. Beautiful view Quiet study area Juvenile literature books shelved here
- 16. Click here
- 17. •Click the “Library” tab while in Access Rio •Choose database from list
- 18. Create A Good Search Strategy Narrow your topic to one manageable issue The words are key: create a good keyword search strategy 23
- 19. Come up with keywords 1. What is my issue? Example: police brutality 2. What do I want to know? Should police be required to wear body cameras? 3. What are the main words in the question? police body cameras 24