Couldn’t make it to our workshop on APA Style? See this video, which will teach you how to create an APA template and cite common types of sources:
Also see the cheat sheet for common bibliographic entries.
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Confused about how to format your documents? Confused about how to write a citation in APA Style? This workshop will teach you the ins and outs of the style.
You will leave with:
A correctly formatted template you can use for all APA Style papers.
A cheat sheet describing the anatomy of the most common bibliographic citations.
If you’d like to improve your papers, join us via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/7738853817.
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Join us for the first of our online Zoom workshops, Research Beyond Google.
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In this workshop, we’ll explore methods of effective web searching and the means of finding reliable or academic sources.
To join, hop in the Zoom Room: https://
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The company that hosts most of our databases, EBSCO, has released a new version of its mobile app.
Formerly, our online research guides and help pages mentioned the EBSCO app with a brusque warning, “not recommended,” as it severely lacked the functionality of EBSCO’s online database platform. Now, however, a new version of the app is available. What’s more, EBSCO has made it the preferred way to read electronic books from our eBook collections on your mobile device.
We are working to familiarize ourselves with the new app and to update our eBook help guide and other documentation. In the meantime, be aware that you are no longer required to download Adobe Digital Editions to read eBooks on your mobile device, but can instead both search for eBooks and read them right in the new EBSCO mobile app.
Adobe Digital Editions is still necessary to read downloaded eBooks on your desktop.
You can acquire the new app for both Android and Apple devices from EBSCO’s mobile app page.
The J. W. Martin Library has won third place in the Homecoming decoration contest.
Congratulations to the hardworking student assistants and especially to Shawna Gilbert and Miriam Hicks, who spearheaded the decoration effort.
The theme this year is games. In addition to our window decoration, which features Rowdy the Ranger playing a rousing game of Whack-a-Weevil, the library has a display of game-themed books, both in the lobby and on our office doors.
On top of that, we are showcasing our collection of board games, which students are welcome to play. We are also serving popcorn from 11 to 5 during Homecoming Week. Stop in and have fun!
Celebrate Homecoming with us.
The library has popcorn and board games from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm during Homecoming Week! You can even win prizes, so ask a library assistant how to take a chance!