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Creating Free Accounts in Library Databases

If you have never tried it before, now is the perfect time to try signing up for free accounts in library databases.

What does this mean? Some of the ITP Library databases offer a free account which enables you to save searches, alerts, and sometimes documents. In other words, it saves you time and work in the future and it only takes a few minutes.

How to Start

First, go to the Access Online Databases page and link to ProQuest.

• In ProQuest, the free account is called MyResearch.
• Click on the Sign In link in the upper right corner.
• Click on the Create a My Research account link and fill out the appropriate information
• Now add some searches: go back to the search by clicking on the Search link at the upper left and try a search.
• You can now save a search, a search alert, or checkmark documents to save them to your account.

The next time you go to ProQuest, you can go back, log in and use those searches and documents again. If you set up alerts, you will get email updates on these searches. We find that students in dissertation phase and faculty who love to stay aware of their research areas love these features.

 

If you want to learn more, stop by and talk to a librarian or email a librarian at refdesk@itp.edu. Happy searching!

 

ITP Core Faculty: Rosemarie Anderson's New Site

Dr. Rosemarie Anderson, ITP Core Faculty member, recently launched her new site, Wellknowing Consulting Services. Full text articles are available on topics including intuitive inquiry and embodied writing.



She also includes some wonderful assessment resources: information about the Body Intelligence Scale and the freely accessible Intuition Questionaire.