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A Bibliography with the Click of a Button! April 18, 2013

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Want to create a quick bibliography from a folder or a list of references in RefWorks? Here’s how:

In the References tab, select the checkboxes to the left of all the references you wish to include in your bibliography. Are all the references you need in one folder? Navigate to that folder by clicking the “Organize & Share Folders” tab.

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Once you’ve selected the appropriate folder from the list in the “Organize & Share Folders” tab, select the references you wish to include by checking the boxes. “All in List” at the top of the list of references will be automatically selected—this ensures that everything in the folder will be included in the bibliography.

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If you only want selected references from the folder in your bibliography, you can check the boxes to the left of the references you wish to use. The button at the top of the list of references will switch to “Selected” from “All in List” when you begin to mark checkboxes for individual references.

When all the references you’d like in your bibliography are selected, click:Screen Shot 2013-04-18 at 11.07.17 AM

A popup window will appear. The window shows you which folder (if any) the bibliography will be created from, and how many references will be included. You can select any one of the thousands of citation styles, and you can choose the type of document you want to create (.docx for Mac or Windows, .txt, .rtf, .odt or HTML).

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Students, let your voice be heard! Complete your course evaluations online! April 22, 2013

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Course evaluations are your way to help keep the academic standards of Gonzaga University high.  Express your thoughts, free your voice and let the University know who your stellar professors are, what you like about individual classes or share a little constructive criticism where needed.  We won’t know unless you tell us, and who knows more about the classes on campus than the students who take them!
Please log in to Zagweb and complete your course evals before the end of the year!

Dr. Jane Goodall comes to Gonzaga! April 4, 2013

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Foley Center Library joins Gonzaga University in welcoming renowned primatologist and conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall to our campus. Dr. Goodall will present at the McCarthey Athletic Center on April 9, 2013 at 7pm. For the month of April, Foley Center’s main floor display case will feature materials having to do with primatology and conservation, especially works by or about Dr. Goodall. The accompanying research guide consists of materials and resources on primatology and conservation, including web resources, article databases and streaming media. Goodall

Reduced hours for Easter Weekend March 25, 2013

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Easter is this Sunday, as we celebrate this holy week, please be aware the library will have reduced hours Thursday through Monday:
Thursday Mar 28    8 am – 9 pm
Friday, Mar 29         8 am – noon
Saturday, Mar 30    closed
Sunday, Mar 31        closed
Monday, Apr 1          9 am – 2 am

Happy Easter!

Library Logins demystified… January 28, 2013

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Library Logins demystified…

Foley library offers a variety of services you can access online.   Many of these services require unique usernames and password.  Here is a little explanation of which systems require which access information.

Primo/Classic Library Catalog: If you want to access the full contents of Primo, or if you want to access your account to renew books and see what you have checked out you can login to either Primo or the Classic catalog using your Student ID as the username and your last name as the password.

Reserve a Study Room: The study room reservations link brings you into the Classic Catalog and uses your Student ID as the username and your last name as the password.

Databases from off campus:  To access full text databases, or resources such as Films on Demand for video streaming of a huge collection of documentaries, TED talks, and historical film footage, click on the database from the library Electronic Resources A to Z and sign in using your Gonzaga username (same as your email without the @zagmail.gonzaga.edu) and password.

ILLiad:  Our InterLibrary Loan software, ILLiad, requires a unique logon that you create when you register.  The username and password can be anything you select, but we do not recommend using your email address as a username as it is too long for the system to handle.  If you have never used ILLiad before, follow the links for “First Time Users” to create your login.  If you have used it before, but have forgotten your username or password you can contact the ILL department at 509-313-3878.

If you have any questions please let us know!  The reference desk is staffed during all open library hours and can be reached at 509-313-5931, or contact us by chat from our library homepage or text message at 509-730-5979.

Library System Maintenance January 21 January 18, 2013

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The library catalog and circulation system will be unavailable starting at 8 am Monday January 21st while the system is upgraded.  You will be unable to renew books online, place holds, or see if a book is available while this system is unavailable- but fear not, databases and research materials will be unaffected by this brief service disruption.

The library will be open at 1:00 pm on Monday, due to the MLK holiday, and will be open until 2 am.  Barring any complications, we hope to have the catalog and circulation system back up by early afternoon.

Please enjoy the holiday Monday, in honor of a great man.

“Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree.”
-Martin Luther King Jr.

Library Hours Return to Normal Tuesday January 11, 2013

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Welcome back!  The library will be open this weekend, Saturday 10 am – 6 pm and Sunday 10 am – 9 pm.  We will have limited hours on Monday from 8 am to 9 pm, and normal hours resume Tuesday with the start of Undergraduate classes.

Ebsco database maintenance Saturday January 2, 2013

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Ebsco, a parent company that hosts many of our subscription databases, will be performing maintenance this Saturday, January 5th starting at 10am.  During the time the databases will be available, however some functionality will be affected.  If you have created a personal account with Ebsco, you may be unable to login or access the contents of your folder.  Ebook checkout will also be unavailable.

The maintenance should only affect services on Saturday.

Read All About It: Foley Front and Center Newsletter December 6, 2012

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Find out about new people, new resources, and all sorts of things going on at Foley, in the latest edition of the Foley Front and Center Newsletter!

Research in Your Pocket: Introducing Foley Library Mobile October 18, 2012

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For those of you who find yourself in Foley’s databases no matter where you are or what device is in front of you: we’re pleased to announce the launch of Foley Library Mobile! Now, researchers on the go have a mobile-friendly portal for their smallest devices.

Included in Foley Library Mobile are:

  • Primo Mobile: search the Foley catalog and many eResources simultaneously
  • links to Foley databases with mobile-friendly interfaces
  • information about apps associated with Foley library’s databases
  • Hours and phone/text/email information for the Foley Reference Desk

Android and iOS users will automatically be re-directed to the mobile site when they visit Foley’s homepage (with the exception of iPad users–we know full sites work better for your screen size). Even without the auto-redirect, anyone can visit Foley Library Mobile–bookmark it on your device today! We also have a link to Foley Library Mobile on Foley’s homepage, in the “Library Information” section:

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