How to use Academic Search Premier database

The Library's newest YouTube tutorial demonstrates the ease with which the Academic Search Premier database can be used to search for articles: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmLJFTYNvz0.

All Library user guides may be accessed here: http://www.flagler.edu/library/guides/index.html

How to use ProQuest database

Our latest YouTube tutorial demonstrates how to use the ProQuest database. Please see here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCaGDY-C6tQ. For best viewing, click on the HD button in the bottom right corner of the viewing screen.

All of the Library's video tutorials and other "How to" guides can always be found right here: http://www.flagler.edu/library/guides/index.html.

How to locate any print or electronic newspaper, magazine, or scholarly journal owned by the Library

The Library maintains access to nearly 20,000 newspapers, magazines, and scholarly journals. Most of these are available online through our databases, but some are available in print form. Our newest YouTube video demonstrates how to locate any issue of any of these many thousands of titles: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ1aU1U6WPc

Using the online catalog to locate books through a keyword search

The following YouTube video demonstrates how to use the Library's online catalog to find both print and electronic books held by the Proctor Library by performing a "keyword anywhere" search. For best viewing, click on the "HD" in the bottom right corner of the YouTube screen after the viewing screen opens: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3VCxP2ZTsM

How to find articles online through Library databases

The Library's newest YouTube video shows how to find specific articles online through our databases. As long as you have the citation information for an article, then finding it through our databases is a straightforward process. Watch how here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQLdkBbefII

Library tutorials now on YouTube

The Proctor Library has a new YouTube channel to host video tutorials that highlight the resources and services of the Library. The channel is in its infancy at this point, but the plan is to continually add new videos to the channel. To begin watching the videos that are currently up and running, point your browser to the following link:

http://www.youtube.com/user/FCProctorLibrary

For optimal viewing results, open up videos in a separate tab or window by right-clicking on your mouse and "Open in New Window" or "Open in New Tab." When the video opens, click on the HD button at the bottom right of the YouTube viewing screen. Full screen viewing is not recommended in YouTube as a loss of video quality ensues.

New books added in August

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.

New videos added during month of August

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.