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This document provides information and guidance for integrating library resources into online courses on the D2L learning management system. It outlines how to link to authoritative content without login issues. It also describes various library databases for articles, eBooks, videos and audio that can be embedded or linked to. Librarians are available to assist with research design, plagiarism checking and citations through services like embedded librarianship or NoodleTools. Contact information is provided to request librarian support.
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