Thursday, January 13, 2005
Multimedia Materials for Distance Education
All multimedia materials, videocassettes, dvds, and cds can be circulated to our distance education faculty.
All materials circulate to faculty for three days with one renewal. We cannot obtain media materials through interlibrary loan. Please consult your Public (District) Library for this service.
If you cannot come into the Halle Library to obtain your materials please contact Judy Block, the Distance Education Librarian at (734) 487-0020 ext. 2198 or email her at jblock@emich.edu, for assistance. Materials can be charged out internally to you. Multimedia materials cannot be mailed to distance education students.
All materials circulate to faculty for three days with one renewal. We cannot obtain media materials through interlibrary loan. Please consult your Public (District) Library for this service.
If you cannot come into the Halle Library to obtain your materials please contact Judy Block, the Distance Education Librarian at (734) 487-0020 ext. 2198 or email her at jblock@emich.edu, for assistance. Materials can be charged out internally to you. Multimedia materials cannot be mailed to distance education students.
Wednesday, January 12, 2005
To Search ERIC using Descriptors
Troubleshooting
If you are having trouble accessing the databases from home, look at http://www.emich.edu/library/services/offcampus.php
Labels: Services
Access
Library Access for the Distant
Learner:
If the Bruce T. Halle does not own a
particular item, there are alternative
methods to obtain the material. They
are:
1) Visiting Patron. If a search of the Halle
Library catalog (Web Voyager)
reveals that a book is not owned,
you can visit the
other libraries and check out the materials
directly if you discover another library owns
the item(s). For a full listing check http://elibrary.mel.org/screens/participating.html
2) Reciprocal Borrowing. You may find it
more convenient to use other libraries
EMU has established a reciprocal
borrowing agreement with many
libraries. All you have to do is
present your EMU ID to another library
and they will let you check out the book
from their collection.
3)MelCat. If the Halle library does not own your book, you can borrow
the book from other Michigan libraries for three weeks and you can renew
the book once.
4) Illiad. If the Halle library does not own your book, you can borrow
the book from other libraries for three weeks and you can renew
the book once.
EMU participates in these programs to allow our
students to obtain research material in the most
convenient manner possible.
Learner:
If the Bruce T. Halle does not own a
particular item, there are alternative
methods to obtain the material. They
are:
1) Visiting Patron. If a search of the Halle
Library catalog (Web Voyager)
reveals that a book is not owned,
you can visit the
other libraries and check out the materials
directly if you discover another library owns
the item(s). For a full listing check http://elibrary.mel.org/screens/participating.html
2) Reciprocal Borrowing. You may find it
more convenient to use other libraries
EMU has established a reciprocal
borrowing agreement with many
libraries. All you have to do is
present your EMU ID to another library
and they will let you check out the book
from their collection.
3)MelCat. If the Halle library does not own your book, you can borrow
the book from other Michigan libraries for three weeks and you can renew
the book once.
4) Illiad. If the Halle library does not own your book, you can borrow
the book from other libraries for three weeks and you can renew
the book once.
EMU participates in these programs to allow our
students to obtain research material in the most
convenient manner possible.
Labels: Services
