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From Teresa Stapelberg 2 Weeks ago
Step-by-step instructions on how to find and stream films from the Portland State University web site and catalog. -
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From Karen Bjork A month ago
Title: SPED 510 Podcasts Episode 14: Erica IhrkeSummary: In this podcast interview, Erica describes an innovative program designed to assist people in gaining basic… -
From Karen Bjork A month ago
Title: SPED 510 Podcasts Episode 13: Jane ElliottSummary: In this podcast interview, Jane describes her journey to become an O&M, describing her draw to the field,… -
From Suzanne Sager A month ago
How to find Statistics using Library Databases. -
From Suzanne Sager 2 Months ago
Tips on how to find background information. -
From Suzanne Sager 2 Months ago
An introduction on how to search by subject using the Portland State University Library Catalog. -
From Suzanne Sager 2 Months ago
Three important aspects of the Library Catalog at Portland State University Library. -
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From Suzanne Sager 3 Months ago
This video shows different ways to use information from the resources you have already found to find more resources for your research. -
From Teresa Stapelberg 3 Months ago
Some tips on using the popular controversial issues database CQ Researcher -
From Teresa Stapelberg 4 Months ago
A review of how to find resources in Academic Search Premier. -
From Suzanne Sager 4 Months ago
This video shows how to download full eBooks as well as eBook chapters in Proquest Ebook Central. -
From Suzanne Sager 4 Months ago
This video describes how to print in Proquest EBook Central. -
From Teresa Stapelberg 5 Months ago
This video shows how to search within the library's distinct eBook collections. -
From Suzanne Sager 5 Months ago
This video shows how to use automatic citation generators in the PSU Library Catalog, selected databases, and Google Scholar. -
From Teresa Stapelberg 6 Months ago
This video shows how to use Google Scholar to check the availability of full text for a specific article at the PSU Library. -
From Teresa Stapelberg 6 Months ago
This 3-minute video describes Joseph Bizup's BEAM research model: background, exhibit, argument, and method.