Welcome to Distance Education
Services!!
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Janet Rex
Distance Education Librarian
Email: janetrex@mail.und.nodak.edu
Phone: (701) 777-4641 ,
1-888-557-7117 (ext 5)
Fax: (701) 777-3319
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Who can use
these services
All students
currently enrolled in UND Distance
Education courses are eligible
for the following services.
Students in nursing/health-related
courses receive library services
from the Harley
E. French Library of the Health
Sciences. Contact Barb Knight,
(701) 777-2166, bknight@medicine.nodak.edu,
for further information.
Finding your Campus Connection ID Card number (also called an EMPLID, NAID number, or UND ID Card number)
Go to the UND web site http://www.und.edu, click on Campus Connection,
click on Log in by the large black arrow, click on What is My User
ID?, then fill in the information requested to get your Campus
Connection ID Card number.
Signing up/Activating a Library Card for Interlibrary Loan Services
Please fill out
the Distance
Education Patron Registration
Form to obtain or activate
your library card for distance
services. The long barcode number
on your UND ID card or on your
Distance Education library card
is the number that is necessary
for receiving interlibrary loan
services. Either card can be used
in our library. If you come onto
campus, you might want to get
a UND ID card from the U-card
office on campus (and activate
it for distance services) so you
will also have access to printing
in our library, the Wellness Center,
and other services on campus.
A. ACTIVATING YOUR CARD: If you
have a UND ID card, you already
have your library card; but you
must activate your UND ID card
as a Distance card through this
link in order to receive interlibrary
loan materials at your home. B.
OBTAINING A CARD: If you do not
have a UND ID card, use this link
to request a Distance Education
library card. You will receive
your barcode number & password
by e-mail & a library card
by mail.
Signing
up for a U-Mail account for access
to library databases
Please go to
http://www.und.nodak.edu/dept/itss/email.html
to activate your U-Mail Account.
(Activate your U-Mail account
with the User ID you get through Campus
Connection on the UND Home
page). Your U-Mail username and
password are necessary for accessing
many of our Article
Indexes and Databases. Your
"username" is your u-mail
account before the @ sign, usually
firstname.lastname. Your
"password" is
whatever you devise for your U-Mail
account.
UND U-Mail Policy:
http://www.und.edu/dept/itss/StudentEmailPolicy_Memo.html
Download
Adobe Acrobat reader
Please go to
http://www.adobe.com/acrobat
to download Adobe Acrobat reader
for free. Click on downloads,
choose a platform, and download
the program. (Adobe Acrobat reader
is necessary for accessing many
of our full-text articles in Article
Indexes and Databases).
NOW YOU'RE SET TO USE OUR SERVICES!
(at Chester Fritz Library homepage
http://www.library.und.edu)
I. E-RESERVES:
To access full-text
electronic reserve readings:
(1) Go to Course
Reserves
(2) Click on Electronic
Reserves
(3) Click on Electronic Reserves
and Reserves Pages
(4) Select a department name,
an instructor's name, a section
number, or a course name or number.
(5) Insert the password (your
instructor will give you the password).
(6) Documents
may appear sideways, but they
will read fine once they are printed.
II.
FINDING REFERENCE RESOURCES:
Go to Electronic
Reference Tools to see all
of the full-text materials that
are available for reference, such
as Almanacs, Biographies, Business
and finance, Citation Style Guides,
Dictionaries, Maps, Quotations,
Standards, and Statistics and
demographics.
III. FINDING
BOOKS:
Go to the ODIN Library Catalog or WorldCat to search our library and
other libraries for books.
Search by keyword, title, author,
or subject, etc. Check your local
libraries for these books, or
request books from any library
through our interlibrary loan
services.
Under Help, click
on How
to find books for additional
full text E-Book Collections.
IV.
INTERLIBRARY LOAN SERVICES:
Go to Interlibrary
Loan (Distance
Patron Request Form). Fill
in your (1) personal information
& barcode number, (2) the
information about your book or
article, and (3) click on Send
Your Request.
BOOKS will be
mailed to you. A due date will
be listed on the items. Send back
to us First Class through the
U.S. Mail by the due date.
RENEWALS can
be requested online by clicking
renewals. You may or may not receive
a renewal, however.
OVERDUES/LOST
MATERIALS: Processing and replacement
fees are charged for overdue or
lost materials.
ARTICLES will
be e-mailed or mailed to you (to
keep) if they are not available
online. Before you submit an Interlibrary
Loan form for articles, go to
Electronic
journals and type in the title
of the journal to see if it may
be full-text in one of our databases.
V. FINDING
ARTICLES:
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NOTICE
ACCESS DIRECTIONS (for
accessing article databases).or
questions about:
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| Public Access
databases |
can be accessed
easily by clicking on the
databases. |
All other
databases
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Access by
U-Mail account username
(whatever is before the
@, usually firstname.lastname)
& personal password.
Go to Off-Campus
Online Access for details. |
SOME FULL-TEXT DATABASES
I would especially recommend the following full-text databases for
finding and printing articles at home. Try any that look remotely
possible.
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| Academic
Search Premier |
EBSCOhost
Research Database. For many
full-text scholarly publications. |
| American
Chemical Society |
full text
for American Chemical Society
journals. |
| Blackwell
Synergy |
full
text journals for health,
humanities, social sciences,
and sciences from Blackwell
Publishing. |
| Business
Source Premier |
EBSCOhost
Research Database. For many
full-text scholarly business
publications. |
| CINAHL |
(partial full
text) nursing, allied health,
and social work articles. |
Discovering
Collection
(InfoTrac) |
full text,
Biographies & topical
overviews. |
| Directory
of Open Access Journals |
Public Access.
Over 800 free full-text,
open access, scholarly journals.
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| EBSCOhost
Electronic Journals Service |
(partial full
text) for journals UND purchases
through EBSCO. |
| EBSCOhost
Research Databases |
To search
one or all at once: Academic
Search Premier, Business
Source Premier, Regional
Business News, and MasterFile
Premier. |
| Electric
Library |
Search popular
magazines, newspapers, reference
books, television and
radio transcripts, images.
Although aimed at high schoolers,
some
aspects may be of interest
to a college-level audience.
Full text is
available.
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| Emerald
Fulltext |
International
journals on theory &
administration in business,
education, criminal justice,
engineering & many other
topics. |
| Ethnic
News Watch |
full text
for ethnic, minority, and
native press. |
| Find.Articles |
Public Access.
Full text on all topics. |
Health
Source: Nursing/Academic
Edition
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(Partial full
text) more than 550 scholarly
full text journals, including
nearly 450 peer-reviewed
journals focusing on many
medical disciplines. Also
featured are abstracts and
indexing for more than 800
journals. Coverage of nursing
and allied health is particularly
strong. In addition, this
database includes Clinical
Pharmacology, which provides
access to up-to-date, concise
and clinically relevant
drug monographs for all
U.S. prescription drugs,
hard-to-find herbal and
nutritional supplements,
over-the-counter products
and new drugs. Full text
information in this database
dates as far back as 1975. |
| High
Wire Press |
Public Access.
(Partial full text/rest
for a fee) for science journals
at Stanford U. |
| JSTOR |
full text
for back issues of core
journals for Art & Art History, African American
Studies, African Studies,
Anthropology, Archaeology,
Asian Studies, Biology, Business, Classical
Studies, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, Economics,
Education, Feminist & Women's Studies, Finance, Folklore, General
Science, Geography, Health Sciences, History,
History of Science & Technology, Language
& Literature, Latin American Studies, Law, Linguistics, Mathematics,
Middle East Studies, Performing Arts, Philosophy,
Political Science, Population
Studies, Psychology, Public Policy & Administration, Slavic Studies,
Sociology, and Statistics. |
| MasterFILE
Premier |
EBSCOhost
Research Database. Full-text
general publications, reference
books, biographies, primary
source documents and an
Image Collection. |
| Metapress |
Journal
citations from Taylor &
Francis, Springer, and smaller
publishers. The small glasses
indicate full-text articles
are available. |
| National
Criminal Justice Reference
Service |
Public Access.
Partial full text. |
| NRC
Research Press |
full text.
Ntl. Research Council of
Canadian scientific articles. |
| Oxford
University Press |
Provides 173
full-text journals. |
| Professional
Collection (Infotrac) |
Full text
for professional disciplines:
education, social work,
administration, engineering,
counseling, etc. |
| Project
Muse |
full text
for general humanities and
social sciences. |
| ProQuest Psychology Journals |
full text
psychology articles. |
| PsycARTICLES |
Access to nearly 50 full-text psychology publications from the American
Psychological Association and allied organizations |
| Regional
Business News |
EBSCOhost
Research Database. From
metropolitan and rural areas
within the United States. |
| Sage
Full-Text Collections |
Subject
collections in Communication
Studies, Criminology,
Education,
Health
Sciences, Management
& Organization, Materials
Science, Political
Science, Psychology,
Sociology,
and Urban
Studies & Planning. |
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ScienceDirect |
full text
for issues of Elsevier journals.
Also indexed by the Scirus
database. |
| Scirus |
Public Access.
Elsevier search engine for
scientific information.
Links to Science Direct,
IDEAL, MEDLINE, Beilstein
& US Patents databases.
Linked websites are not
evaluated. |
| SCOPUS |
Scientific,
technical, social science,
and medical literature
with links to subscribed
full text articles. Allows
citation
searching.
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| SpringerLink |
full text
for general sciences, health,
& social sciences. |
| Taylor & Francis |
Provides citations (some full text) for the Taylor & Francis
publications. Click "Viewable Articles Only" to search for full text
articles.
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| Wiley
Interscience |
(partial full
text) for journals UND purchases
through Wiley. |
VI.
RESOURCES BY SUBJECT:
You MUST check
Resources
by Subject then subject areas
such as Business, Education, Engineering,
Social Work and Space Studies,
etc., for the databases with articles
most relevant to your field. A
list of Web Resources for your
field will also be listed.
EVALUATING WEB RESOURCES--Try
the following:
http://www.lib.vt.edu/help/instruct/evaluate/evaluating.html
(at Virginia Tech University Libraries)
http://www.lib.duke.edu/libguide/evaluating_web.htm
(at Duke University Libraries)
VII.
NEWSPAPERS:
Go to Electronic
Newspapers for a list of full-text
databases.
VIII.
GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS:
Can be found
in the ODIN Library Catalog or
under Government
Resources on the Internet.
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Some Resources
of Note:
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| USA.Gov |
Centralized
access to information from
local, state, and U.S. Government
Agency websites. |
| GPO
Access |
a catalog
of government publications.
Full text of bills, Federal
Register, Congressional
Record, U.S. Code, U.S.
Constitution, economic indicators,
U.S. budget. |
| Science.gov |
Government
Information resources about
science |
| Fedstats.gov |
Statistics from the federal government |
IX. DATA
SOURCES:
Go to Electronic
Reference Tools for "Statistics
and Demographics" or
to Resources by Subject for subjects
such as "Business" or
"Economics" for data
sources.
X. LEGAL
RESOURCES:
XI.
DISSERTATIONS:
XII. HELP!!!
1) Contact me anytime if you need research assistance or general help
at ASK THE DISTANCE LIBRARIAN.
2) For the rare times I'm not in the office--if you have not heard back
within 48 hours, please contact the general reference desk at Ask
a Librarian or go to Staff
Resources for assistance.
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