Library News

The students of the Communications Department at JCU produce TV programs and regularly post them on the JCU TV Channel on YouTube.  With 1000 subscribers, they will gain important streaming privileges. 

Currently their subscribers are a little over 500, and your help is more than welcome

Don't miss the opportunity to learn new skills in the workshops offered this week by the Library. Learn how to write an annotated bibliography, or how to do your citations using Chicago Notes & Bibliography. We also have a workshop on industry research, part of the Business Series. Check the calendar and choose the workshop that best fits your interest!.

Reserve your seat on the Library website or by clicking on the buttons below:

Chicago Style Notes & Bibliography

Industry Research

Chicago Style Notes & Bibliography

Writing Annotated Bibliographies

The American Embassy launches a video contest “Italy-US ties” for university students.

The authors of the best 10 videos will spend one day at the American Embassy to learn about American diplomacy.

Deadline for sending the video: November 3, 2019.

Further details and link to upload the video at: https://it.usembassy.gov/it/italy-u-s-ties/

Don't miss the opportunity to learn new skills in the workshops offered this week by the Library. Learn about citation manager Zotero to better manage your sources. We also have workshops on company and industry research, part of the Business Series. Check the calendar and choose the workshop that best fits your interest!.

Reserve your seat on the Library website or by clicking on the buttons below:

Using Zotero Citation Manager - Part 1

Company Research

Industry Research

Like every month, Chicago University Press offers the possibility to download an ebook from their collections for free.

This month the ebook is about unsustainability. In Wasted World: How Our Consumption Challenges the Planet, biologist Rob Hengeveld traces the related histories of population growth and resource consumption. 

The Library is happy to welcome Khaison Duong, Educational Technology Specialist.

With a deep passion in educational technology, Khaison will play a crucial role in organizing professional training and  helping faculty and students develop digital projects. Everyone interested is welcome to get in touch with him via mail (kduong@johncabot.edu) or passing by. You can find him in the office behind the Upper Reading Room, generally from 10:00 am  to 4:00 pm on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.