How to use. . . .: Resources

A brief introduction to college-level research.

Research and teaching support for faculty.

Help for instructors who want to integrate library content into Canvas courses.

For faculty, instructors, and librarians, this guide includes an assortment of tutorials, videos, animations, and other tools that may be useful in your courses.

Provides broad coverage of technologies, methodologies, resources, and scholarship in the digital humanities.

Learn how to get academic journals delivered to your iOS and Android devices or access them via the web.

Shows how to use and create reliable URLs for permanent access.

Helps you understand some of the specialized language you will encounter when doing academic research.

The Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) provides access to social science data files.

Information about health resources available to UK clinicians and students via mobile devices.

Lists resources that contain indexing and/or full-text of newspapers.

A guide to issues in open access, author rights, copyright, open licensing, and scholarly communication.

Resources and services provided by the Collections, Digital Scholarship and Technical Services Division of UK Libraries.

Allows members of the UK community access to full-text articles from selected Nature titles to which UK Libraries does not subscribe.

Resources and information to help you get started with data management, data preservation, and data sharing.

Introduction to different research impact metrics and tools for author disambiguation.

Guide to the variety of tools to help you document your sources. Each subject area specifies the style to use for your research. Ask your instructor which style to use for your documented assignments.

Clinical decision support resource that is authored and peer-reviewed by physicians who are recognized experts in their medical specialties.