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Introduction to the ASU Libraries

Introduction to the ASU Libraries. Linda Shackle Noble Science & Engineering Library Room 130E 480-965-7601 http://libguide.asu.edu/engineering linda.shackle@asu.edu. Accessing the ASU Libraries. ASU Home Page http://www.asu.edu My ASU http://my.asu.edu

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Introduction to the ASU Libraries

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  1. Introduction to the ASU Libraries Linda ShackleNoble Science & Engineering LibraryRoom 130E480-965-7601http://libguide.asu.edu/engineeringlinda.shackle@asu.edu

  2. Accessing the ASU Libraries • ASU Home Pagehttp://www.asu.edu • My ASUhttp://my.asu.edu • ASU Libraries Home Pagehttp://lib.asu.edu • ASU Libraries mobile accesshttp://m.lib.asu.edu/

  3. The ASU Libraries are: Services The library staff are here to help you succeed.

  4. Library Accounts • Your Sun Card is your …Library Card • Set Up Accounts: • Check Library Account for your preferred email address • Register for Illiad (Interlibrary Loan service) • Register for RefWorks (citation management)

  5. Don’t Know How to do Library Research? Tutorials http://lib.asu.edu/tutorials

  6. The ASU Libraries are … Resources Over 4 million of them!

  7. Resources

  8. Don’t Know What Resource To Use? Libguides! http://libguides.asu.edu http://libguides.asu.edu/engineering

  9. Resources Ask a Librarian!http://lib.asu.edu/help

  10. The ASU Libraries are … Spaces Eight buildings on four campuses Group Study Individual StudyTutoring Take a Break

  11. Library Spaces Each campus has at least one library building: • Downtown Phoenix Campus Library • Nursing, healthcare, social work, journalism/mass media • Polytechnic Campus: • Library (technology) • Storage Facility (not open to the public) • Tempe Campus • Hayden Library (campus center; humanities, social sciences, business, education) • Noble Science & Engineering Library (northeast) • Architecture & Environmental Design Library (CDN) • Music Library (west) • Law Library (operates separately from the other ASU Libraries) • West Campus • Fletcher (liberal arts & sciences, education, business)

  12. We’re not just a building with books! Hours: • Hayden is open 24/5 during Fall and Spring Semesters; 24/7 during finals • Noble is open until midnight from Sundays – Thursdays (2am during finals) Food and Drink: • Cafes or vending machines (varies) Equipment: • Moveable tables • Stuffed chairs and sofas • Booths • Whiteboards (stationary and mobile) • Mediascapes • Laptop Zones with electrical outlets

  13. We’re not just a building with books! Study spaces for everybody: • Community centers on the main level • Enclosed rooms for tutoring or group meetings • Quiet areas on upper floors • Enclosed individual carrels for silent study • Large silent study rooms • Tutoring Centers (Student Success) Check out: • Markers and erasers for the whiteboards • Headphones • Flash drives • Scientific calculators • Power strips • Board and Card Games Give Away: • Earplugs

  14. The ASU Libraries Questions?

  15. The ASU Libraries What’s the Most Important Thing You Learned Today?

  16. The ASU Libraries Ask a Librarian!

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