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Using Summon to Find e-Reference

Summon, our Web Scale Discovery software allows you to easily find content in e-Reference books. It does not cover ALL our e-Reference books, but new material is being added all the time

 

ReferenceUniverse

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Reference Universe indexes the contents of print and electronic reference titles and links to Connelly Library holdings.

This is an "academic" alternative to Wikipedia.

Note:  This is a new service and will occasionally turn up false hits.  We are working on eliminating them as soon as possible.

 

e-Reference

The Connelly Library has been creating a collection of electronic versions of Reference Books for a number of years.

These e-books are an excellent place to start doing research on a subject.  The articles you can find in them will give you background information, provide ideas for narrowing or refocussing your search and usually include a list of further readings which will give you a good start on finding the best material available on your topic.

How do you find articles in these books?

There are a number of ways

1. Use Summon to find e-Reference, as explained in the box to the right.

2. Try searching in Reference Universe - in the box to the right.  This indexes many of the Reference e-books as well as print reference materials available in the Connelly Library.  Use a few simple search terms for best results, since you are searching an index (much like you would find at the back of a book)

3. Try checking the e-Reference Collections found on the tab in this LibGuide.  There are descriptions of the topics covered.  When you search these collections, you are searching the full text of the articles in the books.

4.Use our catalog to identify e-Reference materials.

 

Using Summon to find e-Reference

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