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Understanding eLibrary

1. Understanding eLibrary

1.1 Understanding eLibrary

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Welcome to the e-learning session titled “Understanding eLibrary.” This session will explain the content of eLibrary and illustrate its major student and educator features.

1.2 Session Objectives

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By the end of this session, you will be able to differentiate the structure, content, and purpose of Research Topics in eLibrary, select and utilize search options and results, and locate resources to enhance student research and educator engagement.

1.3 What is eLibrary?

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eLibrary is a vast collection of 100 percent full-text content from over 2000 magazine, newspaper, journal, transcript, and book sources. It includes over 7 million maps, pictures, weblinks, and audio and video files. Highly relevant material is organized into thousands of Research Topics pages. Curriculum standards aligned, and designed for research by students K-12 and beyond, it is available in both a student-friendly guided research application, as well as on the ProQuest academic platform. This session will look specifically at eLibrary on the Guided Research application.

1.4 eLibrary

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On the main screen, research and educator tools are found on the upper menu, followed by keyword search functions.

1.5 Research Topics

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Under the menu on the upper left, eLibrary’s Research Topics are subdivided under searchable headings titled Common Assignments and Subjects, such as Careers, Environmental Issues, History, Science & Mathematics, and others. The lower section of the main screen titled “Need help choosing a topic?” provides a clickable visual representation of these same Common Assignments and Subjects. Each set of content is designed to make discovery and browsing quick and efficient.

Need Help Choosing a Topic? (Slide Layer)


1.6 Searching Research Topics

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Selecting a Common Assignment such as Historical Events, you will see a full list of historical topics. You may choose between sorting alphabetically, or looking first at the latest additions, or those which are most popular by usage. You may also narrow your list to more specific topic categories, such as Ancient World, or Middle Ages, and then navigate back using the available breadcrumb links. Clicking any image will return the Research Topic page.

1.7 Research Topic Page

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Research Topic Page content sections will vary with each topic. The links on the upper left jump down the page to each available section. The upper section provides you with an abstract and link to a full text article representative of the topic. The remaining sections subdivide the main topic and provide access to other full text material in eLibrary. For this page, you have a Background section, a Gallery of photos and links to articles about Selected Military Engagements, articles highlighting People of World War II, and additional articles and images on the Aftermath.


Research Topic Page 2 (Slide Layer)

Research Topic Page 3 (Slide Layer)


1.8 Research Topic Page

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On the bottom of the page, you may see where this Research Topic is indexed in both Subjects and Common Assignments, and you may click and browse within those hierarchies. Below this, additional related Research Topic pages are available for selection.

1.9 Search

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Search includes the Basic Search on the main page, as well as an Advanced Search. In Advanced Search, you may limit to a specified Source Type, Publication Date, and reading level, or Lexile Score. You may also limit your search to Primary or Scholarly Sources, or both. Using Primary and Scholarly together will provide a significantly narrowed search.


1.10 Search Results

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Common search features found in the ProQuest platform may be used in any search, such as SU for Subject, TI for Title, or an asterisk for truncation. You may additionally search using Boolean operators OR, AND, or NOT. Results may be limited by Publication Date, narrowed by Source Type, and Sorted By Most Recent or Relevance. Limiting to Primary or Scholarly Sources only is also available after the search has been run.

1.11 Article Results

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Results will provide Translation, a Text-to-Speech option, View related documents, Lexile Score for reading level, and a Use this document section which includes Cite, Print, and Email. The Save to Cloud option provides the ability to connect to Google Drive, Google Classroom, or Microsoft OneDrive for saving and sharing. Each article provides Related subjects links at the bottom of the page.


Article Results Save to Drive (Slide Layer)

Article Results Cross Reference (Slide Layer)


1.12 Educators’ Resources

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On the main screen, you may access the Educators’ Resources link. This will provide access to the eLibrary LibGuide complete with resource information, training, and support, and Curriculum Standards Correlations.

Educators' Resources 2 (Slide Layer)


1.13 Curriculum Standards Correlations

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Curriculum Standards runs correlated searches for content based on selected state, national, and international standards. Clicking the previously shown link in Educators’ Resources will take you to the standards search, which is found on the ProQuest platform version of eLibrary. Select a state, province, or organization to start. Once on the Topic Paths page, locate your state. You may then locate the standards for your state and open the hierarchies until you see the end nodes, which will provide links to View Articles.

Curriculum Standards Correlations 2 (Slide Layer)


Curriculum Standards Correlations 3 (Slide Layer)

1.14 Summary

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This session has discussed how to differentiate the structure, content, and purpose of Research Topics in eLibrary, select and utilize search options and results, and locate resources to enhance student research and educator engagement.


1.15 Thank you!

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Thank you for joining this session. To learn more, please visit our eLibrary LibGuide Product Education page.

1.16 Copyright

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© ProQuest LLC. 2019. All rights reserved.

ProQuest and any other names of products and services referenced herein are trademarks of ProQuest LLC or an affiliate and may be registered in certain jurisdictions. All third party product names, company names, marks and logos referenced may be trademarks of their respective owners.


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