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ECS 300: Finding Books and AV

Finding eBooks

The University of Regina Library has purchased access to several e-books collections. The following include Education eBooks.

Quick Find: Introduction and getting to it

  • Quick Find is a search engine that simultaneously searches the holdings of the University of Regina and federated college libraries (including books, journals, videos, sound recordings, etc.), and many databases of journal articles, government documents, dissertations, and more.
  • You can restrict the results to peer-reviewed articles
  • Note: sometimes Quick Find only finds the citation for a journal article that we do not own. You can then use the Interlibrary Loan Service to request the article from another academic library.
  • To access it, click the link above, or go to the Library's homepage: http://www.uregina.ca/library/
  • Type a search into the search box with the Quick Find tab chosen, or click Search/Find in the left-hand menu, then Quick Find in the left-hand menu
  • NOTE: It is important to sign in when you're searching in Quick Find, or you will not see all the results, be able to save your searches, email yourself records, or check your library account
  • Click Sign in and choose Your uregina.ca username and password: the one you use for UR Courses/computer labs on campus/U of R email. Sign in both on and off campus, as there are databases that do not show their results in Quick Find without signing in!

  • Use the Quick Find research guide, to view videos on how to search for various types of publications

Search Google Books

Google Books searches both academic and popular books. Some full text is available online, or sections of full text from certain books.

Google Book Search

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