Library hours during Thanksgiving, Week before Finals, and Week of Finals

Please see the Library's calendar page for all information regarding the Library's hours during Thanksgiving week, the week before finals, and the week of finals.

Trial databases currently accessible

For all geography fans and map lovers out there, check out two of the Library's new trial databases: A-Z Maps Online and Global Road Warrior. Descriptions of these two resources as well as links for access can be found on our trial databases page:

http://www.flagler.edu/library/trialdb.html

How to use electronic books with ebrary and netLibrary

Please see our latest YouTube demonstration right here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mhnfsPVV0I

For best viewing results, click on the HD or HQ button in the bottom right corner of the YouTube viewing screen.

New videos added during the month of October

A list of the most recent new videos has been added to the Library website. Please see our new videos page to browse the list. The Library's video collection is located in the Audio-Visual (AV) area in the southeast corner of the first floor of the Library. All videos may be checked out and taken home, but 6 televisions connected to DVD/VHS players are also provided in the AV area for user convenience. Headphones are available for checkout at the Circulation desk.

If you are looking for a specific video, please use the Voyager online catalog to search the collection. Our video search tutorial explains the step by step process for using Voyager. Please feel free to seek assistance from a librarian if you encounter any problems.

New books added during October

A list of the most recent additions of new books has been added to the Library website. Please see our new books page to browse the list. The Library's most recent new book arrivals can always be found on the New Arrivals shelves located immediately to the right after passing through the entrance gates.

If you are looking for a specific book title, please use the Voyager online catalog to search the collection. Our book search tutorial explains the step by step process for using Voyager. And remember to seek assistance from a librarian if you encounter any problems.