Archive for February, 2009
Spring 2009 Letter
Hello! This is Rebecca Knight at the Library. I want to remind everyone that I am the library liaison to the Human Development and Family Studies Department and the selector for materials related to those subject areas.
Due to the University’s budget concerns, we will not be ordering any materials until the new fiscal year. I will be glad to hear suggestions from you and hold on to them until the next order period.
You may use the Recommendation for Library Purchase form if you like.
Library Workshops
The Workshops for Spring 2009 include sessions on Citing with APA Style, Web of Science (citation database), RefWorks (bibliographic management system), research funding resources, and multimedia tools.
For the full schedule, see
Workshops for Spring 2009
Instruction Sessions
Contact me if you would like to schedule a library instruction session for yourself, your department, or your students. A one-hour presentation that describes the key indexes and databases for family topics will assist students in finding quality sources for their research projects. I will be happy to work with you to find a convenient time and location to meet with your class.
Library Web Resources for Human Development and Family Studies
The Resources for Human Development and Family Studies subject page includes research guides, Internet resources, selected Library databases, electronic journal subscriptions, and contact information.
It is also possible for me to prepare a webpage for a particular class if one is needed.
I hope your semester goes smoothly. Contact me if I can be of assistance.
Regards,
Rebecca
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Get It!
Get It! is the new name of the document linking service provided by the Library.
On Library database pages
A star next to the database name indicates the the database has been enhanced with the Get It! service. ![]()
See example:
Databases for Human Development and Family Studies
In a Library database
Records for journal articles, books, ERIC documents, etc. will display the Get It! button (or the words: Get It!). ![]()
See database example (from PsycINFO)

Click the button.
Get It! window
A green checkmark next to an option indicates that either the item is available electronically or that information about the item can be found in DELCAT.
See example

For more information see the Get It! webpage.
Note: this service was previously called Article Express.
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Article Express Name Change
The Library document linking service called Article Express has a new name.
It is now called
Get It!
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