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  • Why doesn’t BobCat or ProQuest work like Google?

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    Librarians and professors suggest you start your research process from the library’s website because of filtering (described in our previous post). The librarians collect scholarly (peer-reviewed) material. That doesn’t mean every book on the shelf is…

  • Long Night Against Procrastination 2020 Fall

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    Conquer finals with the LNAP! Papers are due, exams are coming, but panic is NOT setting in! Lots of work to get done? Come to the Long Night Against Procrastination, maximize your productivity, and cross-off items…

  • How to use databases?

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    Part of a librarian’s job is exploring databases (collections of articles or books). These are described in the Articles & Databases tab as an annotated bibliography.  To find the relevant databases across all collections use the…

  • Why not just use Google?

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    When you’ve searched Google for a book, has Google ever suggested, “Go to your local library”? No. Imagining this is the book you are looking for. You typed the name in and the result is like…

  • Online Workshop on Using RSQLite and Shiny App to Solve Business Problems

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    On November 19, the Library will host an online workshop on creating a business intelligence dashboard with the help of R Shiny and RSQLite. Participants will make an application that resembles this dashboard. Using RSQLite and…

  • Workshops(11/9-11/15)

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    Next week(11/9-11/15), join us for two lunchtime online workshops: Introduction to QGIS (Online Workshop) *        Tuesday, 10 November 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM (China Standard Time)* QGIS is an open source software package…

  • Library Open Day at Go-Local Sites

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    Come and check out the NYUSH-Library-hosted event. Meet friends, familiarize yourself with the Library, and HAVE A GOOD TIME!  Join us in the following activities: Board Games Soothing documentaries Questions and prizes Message board Library Open…

  • Using COVID-19 data with caution

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    Thinking about using COVID-19 data or statistics in your course and research projects? The library would like to recommend two resources we found useful. These resources are admittedly U.S. centric, but we think the skills and…

  • Reading lists

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    Reading Lists can be overwhelming.  Some are too long; you don’t know where to start. Some are too short; you want to find more. The reason is simple: reading lists on the internet are usually not…

  • What would I ask a librarian?

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    Here are a few ideas of the kinds of things students have asked in appointments: Can I ask____________? How do I know when I’ve searched enough? How to access a journal article, book, or other publication that’s…