At CSU Library, we understand that balancing your home life with your study life is a juggling act. Most of us grab any moment we can to get some work done. To make things a little easier, we’ve created a variety of online resources to help you find what you’re looking for at any hour of any day.
Do you have an assessment approaching, but don’t really know where to start looking for information? Our Library Resource Guides
could be just what you’re after. These guides are arranged by subject; simply find
the guide for your course! The guides contain heaps of different
resources, like dictionaries, encyclopaedias, journal databases, news
articles, and so much more. And best of all, they’re all related to your subject. Additionally, you’ll find information on analysing your topic and how to evaluate and organise your information.
There are also Library Resources Guides on Using Journal Databases, Accessing eBooks, EndNote, and many other topics. Have a look, and see what you can find!
Sometimes the best way to learn how to do something, is to have someone
show you. That’s why your CSU Library staff have made an assortment of
videos, to step you through using some of the main services and systems
that the Library has to offer. Here’s a few of our How to Use Primo Search videos below, to get you started. For more videos, go to our Training tutorials and videos page, or check out the CSU Library YouTube Channel.
If you’re after slightly more in-depth instruction, try registering for one of our Online Library Workshops.
You’ll be sent a link to enter an online classroom where one of your
CSU Librarians will give you detailed instructions on topics such as
Using eBooks, Journal Databases, EndNote, and more. And best of all, the
classes are recorded and sent to you to view again whenever you need
them!