sakae 2011

Introduction to the Heterick Memorial Library

A tour of the building and the resources therein

SAKAE INSTITUTE Summer 2011

Professor Traci Welch Moritz

歓迎

Traci

ONU Libraries

Heterick Memorial Library

TaggertLaw Library

Elements of a library

• Building• Resources (print or online)• Services• Staff• PATRONS

Handouts

• Library of Congress System• Dewey Decimal System• Multicultural Glossary• Student Glossary

FIRST FLOOR

• The library is divided into three areas.• First floor – public services, circulation/ reference

desks, reference collection, computer labs, current periodicals, microforms, newspapers & new books room. In general, this is a high-traffic area and not conducive to concentrated study.

http://www.onu.edu/admin-offices/csc

FIRST FLOOR•Materials check out and returns•Course Holds/OhioLINK/ Interlibrary loans•Audiovisual materialsYour ID is needed to borrowmaterials.

FIRST FLOOR

Most back issues of periodicals are available either on-line or on the second floor, bound. Several are still available on microforms along with newspapers and other items of interest.

FIRST FLOOR

•6 terminals on the 1st floor•2 each on 2nd and 3rd floors

DVD browsing binders

New BooksCurrent Periodicals

REFERENCE

FIRST FLOOR

Computer Labs (2) with 8 and 24 PC’s eachAnd a multi-media projector.

SECOND FLOOR

• Second floor – Classrooms, Communication Skills Center, older periodicals, open study tables, group study carrels, 1-2 person study carrels.

• The second floor is meant for studying and • periodicals use.

http://www.onu.edu/admin-offices/csc

SECOND FLOOR

Open seating on northend of second floor

THIRD FLOOR

• Third floor – Book collection,• 1-2 person study carrels, seating in book stacks,

lounge • areas.

• This is probably the quietest part of the library.

http://www.onu.edu/admin-offices/csc

There are two public terminals on each the second and third floors.All books save the juvenile collection are shelved on this floor.

Red Phone available on second and third floor

for immediate help!

Students can usetheir laptops throughout thelibrary.

Resources

• Catalog (POLAR)

Shows holdings for HML and Taggert

• Books, Periodicals, A/V materials

ONU Catalog -- POLAR

www.onu.edu/library

• POLAR -- This is the best place to start. www.onu.edu/library

HML

ONU Catalog -- POLAR

ONU Catalog -- POLAR

ONU Catalog -- POLAR

E-books

ONU Catalog -- POLAR

• Materials owned by all Ohio colleges, universities, several public libraries

• Link from POLAR permits you to submit requests

• Most requests arrive in 2-3 working days• No charge • Only 25 requests at a time• May keep up to 84 days

ONU Catalog -- POLAR

ONU Catalog -- OhioLINK

ONU Catalog -- OhioLINK

• 2 options –Catalog–Electronic Journal Finder

Find a Journal

• Over 20,000 journals indexed, most are full text

• Divided by subject area offered at ONU

• Electronic Journals

Find a Journal

ONU ID is Library card

EVAEva Maglott00021559801

Eva Maglott

Please use all digits in your student ID number.

Searching Specific Titles

HML catalog

Searching Specific Titles

Searching Specific Titles

ILLs -- Interlibrary Loans

Bedford Handbook

• Available at front desk in the course reserve collection.

• Must fill out form to request.• 2 hours in library use only.• Smart to buy a copy now!

Bibligraphic Citation Software -- RefWorks

• Must register for your free account*• Must do so from a campus computer• Allows you to manage the information you

find. • ONU owns rights to RefWORKs, other

universities may have EndNote or ProCite or a host of others.

• Citation Machine or Son of Citation Machine is an open source bibliographic citations software choice as is Zotero downloadable from Mozilla.

Bibliographic Citation Software -- Citation Machine

Citation Machine

Citation Machine

• Ask at the Circulation Desk• Phone the Reference Desk –

ext. 2185• Contact us by E-mail (Contact Us on

library web pages)• Traci Welch Moritz

t-moritz@onu.edu

ext.2473