Whether you were able to join the Research for Writing workshop in early September or you had to miss it, you can access notes and presentation slides here.
Southwest students may email the librarians at library@ssw.edu for the quickest response. That email address is a distribution list that sends the user’s email to the full time librarians and the person on duty will respond.
Help yourself to instructional videos available on the library website anytime, day or night. Topics include performing basic Seeker searches, requesting items by interlibrary loan (ILL), accessing e-resources from off campus, and much more.
Any student may request a one-on-one instructional online session with Duane Carter. Please use this form to request an appointment.
All of the following LibGuides have been created to teach our students how to find and use library resources:
Instructional - Accessing e-Resources
Instructional - Guide to Austin Libraries
Instructional - Interlibrary Loan (ILL) Services
Instructional - Mango Languages
Instructional - New York Times
Instructional - Seeker: ATLA Scripture Search
For a complete list of Harrison Library LibGuides visit our LibGuide home page.
The Electronic Resources Librarian visits the classroom to make presentations upon request of the professor. To date he has made appearances (in person and virtually) in courses for every degree program and has been a regular guest of Professors Baker, Bishop, Colombo, Jangha, McClure, St. David, and many other members of the Southwest faculty. Professors may reach out directly to library@ssw.edu to schedule an instructional visit from the library staff.
Seeker, formally know as the EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS), is the discovery search engine that allows our users to search for ebooks, ejournals, databases, and print books/journals at SSW & APTS in one search. It also brings back search results from EBSCO's extensive Knowledge Base, which is a collection of metadata provided by publishers so that you can discover what else is published on your subject.
EDS underwent a reboot of it's user interface (UI) recently, and is continuing development in order to enhance your search experience. We will be adding new videos and libguides to our Tutorials page as development progresses, however in the meantime we'd like to point you to some of the useful tutorials provided by EBSCO.
Introduction to the New EBSCO Discovery Service
Using the Result List on the New EBSCO User Interfaces
Using the New Publication Finder
Using the Concept Map in EDS