A three minute video screencast with starting point tips on searching the libraries general search tool, called SU Libraries Search. Expand the video player to full screen size for the best viewing experience.
Librarian search tip: Favor use of the advanced search screen in Libraries Search, and also in other specific academic databases, to access the widest range of possible search results and search result refinement filters.
eBooks can be discovered by entering search queries into the advanced SU Libraries search page.
IMPORTANT ACCESS NOTE FOR FALL SEMESTER 2024: The introduction of SU Libraries Search as of late summer, 2024 - involves some continuing migration of electronic resource content into that search environment. If seeking a comprehensive search through as many relevant ebooks and ebook chapters as possible, do not limit your search queries to SU Libraries Search (unless seeking exclusively physical sources only), but instead, also include searches within several specific eBook collections supported by SU Libraries
When using Libraries Search
When entering general genre or topic or subiect related queries into SU Libraries Search, additional search result refinement categories to pay attention to at the left margin search results, include:
If you prefer to explore specific large eBook databases individually, here is a list of SU Libraries eBook collections Examples of specific eBook platforms of potential interest to many Newhouse School students include -
Many researchers use free tools like Google Scholar (GS) to identify helpful books or journal articles. Check the Library's online SU Libraries Search tool and/or Journals A-Z List (aka - 'Find a Journal") for availability at Syracuse. If not at SU, consider submitting an interlibrary loan request via the library's ILLIAD service.