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The EdLib Report
The Education Research Guide: A Good One-Starting Point for Students and Scholars
The video here outlines the specialized tools on the Education Subject Guide. Feel free to share this tutorial with novice researchers in the field of education. Also, please let them know that their Education Librarian (Tampa Campus), Susan Ariew, is available for …Continue Reading
2021 Books Save Lives Award Event
You are invited to attend the annual Books Save Lives Award Reception celebrating Janice Lynn Mather, author of Learning to Breathe. The event will be Thursday, February 4th at 2 PM. It will be hosted virtually through Microsoft Teams. RSVP Ginny Puckett …Continue Reading
Announcing Unpaywall
The USF Libraries are pleased to announce the deployment of the Unpaywall (https://unpaywall.org/) application. Unpaywall is an open database of over 28 million scholarly articles available to you by selecting the “Full Text Open Access” link that will appear in qualifying records in the …Continue Reading
Alerting Services for Databases and Journals
Alerting services, also known as current awareness services, are web delivery notifications you can use to keep up-to-date on the latest articles, journals, books, or even links to articles that are citing you. The USF Libraries has set up a guide to …Continue Reading
Teaching Students about Plagiarism
The USF Libraries has content for faculty and their students about avoiding plagiarism. If you wish to embed that content into your course, here are some of the resources available to you. First there is a content page on avoiding plagiarism here: …Continue Reading
Library Hours–Tampa Campus Spring 2021
Library hours during Spring 2021 will be slightly more than those in the Fall of 2020. They are 8 AM to 9 PM on week days Monday-Thursday, 8 AM-5PM on Fridays, closed on Saturdays, and open 1 PM-9PM on Sundays. Click here …Continue Reading
Author’s Approved Manuscript (AAM) and Increasing the Impact of Your Research
Guest Post from LeEtta Schmidt, Copyright Librarian and Intellectual Property Librarian at USF Tampa Library. Publishers have traditionally taken on the bulk of the work in promoting the books and journals that they manage. Even with this publisher support, an individual author …Continue Reading