CUNY News Wire Inside Higher Education Chronicle of Higher Education, Today’s NewsUnfortunately, we no longer have current access to most of our ejournals from Sage which were in collections by broad area such as education, management, psychology and so on. We do, however, have access to our backfile collections as follows:
Education Full-Text Collection: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, first half of 2009
Psychology Full-Text Collection: 2005, 2006, 2007, [...]
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As of today, we no longer have access to Encyclopedia Britannica and Earthwatch.
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The City Tech Library subscribes to more than 20 EBSCO article databases covering a wide range of scholarly and professional subjects. During this workshop you’ll learn strategies to help you search these databases more effectively. We’ll also review EBSCO’s research productivity tools, from keeping lists of search results to emailing articles to creating search and [...]
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LitFinder from Gale is a new electronic resource that helps you find the full-text of poems, short stories, novels, plays as well as criticism. It is also searchable by genre and/or chronological period. Off-campus access may not be accessible but check back soon.
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New in the library: ProQuest Platinum and Encyclopedia Americana.
ProQuest Platinum currently has 1510 periodicals.
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New to our databases and other electronic resources:
ECCO (Eighteenth Century Collections Online)–Very large collection of books from the 18th century in a variety of European languages.
Making of the Modern World–Works of literature on economic and business published from 1450 through 1850.
Economist–Historical archive of The Economist from 1843-2003.
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Seems like every vendor is jumping on the “new interface” wagon. Project MUSE ”offers full text access to current content from nearly 400 high quality journals in the humanities and social sciences. A highlight of MUSE’s new web site is wider range of functionality at the individual journal article level, including the ability to email a [...]
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New content and other news :: See our electronic resources pages http://library.citytech.cuny.edu/research/AToZ/index.html http://library.citytech.cuny.edu/research/database/index.html for links to these resources.
New digital dictionaries and encyclopedias
v Oxford Language Dictionaries Online
v New online encyclopedias from Oxford University Press (also available via Oxford Reference Online)
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