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EndNote Web
- Last Updated May 27, 2011
This guide provides tips for using EndNote Web, a tool for gathering, organizing, formating, and sharing research citations.
- Last Updated May 27, 2011
This guide provides tips for using EndNote Web, a tool for gathering, organizing, formating, and sharing research citations.
Images
- Last Updated Dec 10, 2012
Guide to images in the public domain, images in SCU-subscribed databases, etc.
- Last Updated Dec 10, 2012
Guide to images in the public domain, images in SCU-subscribed databases, etc.
Impact Factor and Other Ways of Assessing the Research Value of a Journal
- Last Updated Apr 20, 2012
Various ways to assess the research value of a journal.
- Last Updated Apr 20, 2012
Various ways to assess the research value of a journal.
Mobile Library
- Last Updated Mar 12, 2013
A guide to accessing SCU Library resources from your mobile device. Includes links to other useful mobile-enhaced sites and apps.
- Last Updated Mar 12, 2013
A guide to accessing SCU Library resources from your mobile device. Includes links to other useful mobile-enhaced sites and apps.
Plagiarism: don't let it happen to you!
- Last Updated Feb 19, 2013
Don't fail your course! Quote, paraphrase and/or cite your sources properly to avoid plagiarism.
- Last Updated Feb 19, 2013
Don't fail your course! Quote, paraphrase and/or cite your sources properly to avoid plagiarism.
