How Do I?/FAQs
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Find out if the library owns an electronic/online journal?
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Request articles from another IU Library?
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Tell if article is peer reviewed/scholarly/referred (are these terms are interchangeable)? (Courtesy of ASU libraries)
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Request items from a non-IU Library?
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Request educational access to library subscription electronic resources on another IU campus?
The University Library provides assistance in many ways:
- In-person at the Information/Reference desk
- By phone
- By e-mail
- By text (66746)
- Subject Librarians
For more information about our Ask a Librarian service see: http://www.ulib.iupui.edu/research/askalibrarian
Upcoming Event!
"Doing Real Work, Not Homework"
Keynote Speaker: Brian Coppola
Wednesday, April 18th, 1:00-2:30
Basile Auditorium, Herron School of Art
Co-sponsored by: University Library and CTL
An important goal in higher education is to inspire leadership, independence, and creativity. Mastery of the subject matter needs to be contextualized in the development of the social and societal skills that will advance and create new ideas. In order for the student’s work to have this higher value, it needs to integrate all of these goals. Isolated academic exercises (traditional “homework”) are limited in what they can accomplish. The more authentic a task is (“real work”), the better it can capture the complexity of real world situations.
Please join your library liaison in attending this special session!
- REGISTERRegistration is highly encouraged. For further questions, please call: (317)-274-1300
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