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New Library Materials for the Academy for Leisure & Events: February 2022

Books and e-books on LMS and Teams

More information on (copyright issues) concerning using books and e-books on LMS and Teams

New (paper) journals issues

Search for theses & placement reports

In the library catalogue you can also find placement reports and theses written by BUas students.

This infographic explains how you can find these reports.

Information specialist

Library BUas:website 

Information specialist Tourism, Leisure & Events: Anja van Hoof : hoof.j@buas.nl  

How to view online and download Ebsco e-books

If you experience problems reading / downloading Ebsco e-books check here for information.

When this doesn't answer your question come to our information desk or mail us.

New books on podcasting

Video

Library webinars

Online Library webinars Information Skills

Could your students use a helping hand with finding the proper information for their assignment, thesis, or research? The Library organizes monthly online webinars where students will learn how to come up with an adequate (re)search question, use effective search words, select and use the resources of the Library, and correctly use citations and references. Students can subscribe to the following online webinars:

  • Advanced Information Skills
  • Search smarter with Google & Google Scholar
  • Exploring Library Databases
  • Citing & Referencing Sources Using APA, 7th edition
  • Managing Your References with Endnote

Check our webinar overview for dates and times. For further questions, you can always contact us

AND MORE ...

INFORMATION LITERACY TOOLBOX

Information literacy is the set of abilities requiring individuals to “recognize when information is needed and have the ability to locate, evaluate and use effectively the needed information.” (Association of College & Research Libraries, 2000). 

The Information Literacy Toolbox of the Library offers a variety of e-tools to teach students information skills. Both lecturers and librarians can integrate these e-learning tools in their education according the 'right time, right content' principle. The toolbox can however also be used independently.

The toolbox is based on a 6-step model. Each step of the information literary process is described and contains tools, such as knowledge clips, that can be used in education / learning communities. All tools focus on developing information skills, including:

  •  formulating search questions
  •  defining the right search terms
  •  selecting relevant resources
  •  using the proper search methods
  •  assessing / evaluating information
  •  using & presenting information correctly

For questions regarding the use of the Toolbox please contact the Information Desk of the Library: Contact us 

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