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What's on during the week:
Getting the Best Experience Here is our recommended route for you to get the most out of E-resources Discovery Week: 1. Pick up a mini-passport at the Library Entrance, which contains a link to our e-survey. 2. Fill out the e-survey on your phone. A confirmation email will be sent to you upon completion of the e-survey. Present the confirmation email at the Information Desk on Level 3, and receive a gift bag! 3. Check out the e-resources information booths on Level 3, talk to the representatives, and get your mini-passport stamped! 4. Drop off the stamped mini-passport at the Information Desk on Level 3, and you will be entered into the Grand Prize Draw. 5. Head down to the Multipurpose Rooms on Level 2 at 3pm everyday. Enjoy some free coffee/tea and snacks in the Coffee Hour Series (see below for more details). |
Coffee Hour Series As a major highlight of our E-resources Discovery Week, every afternoon starting at 3pm, we will conduct introductory sessions on the various e-resources in Multipurpose Rooms on Level 2 of the Library. What's more? Free coffee, tea, and snacks will be provided, so you can learn about these great e-resources in a relaxed and casual environment! No registration is needed. Everyone in the HKBU Community is welcome! |
Monday (14 March) | |||
Time | Database | Speaker | About |
3pm - 4pm | Ovid E-books & More | Debbie Mo (Wolters Kluwer) |
Learn about accessing Chinese medicine e-books on Ovid! Check out other health and science content on this platform as well! |
4pm - 5pm | South China Morning Post | Billy Chung (South China Morning Post) |
Learn about accessing current news on the website of the authoritative English-language newspaper in Hong Kong - South China Morning Post! |
Tuesday (15 March) | |||
Time | Database | Speaker | About |
3pm - 4pm | 中國知網 CNKI | Lynn Ma (CNKI) |
Learn about this comprehensive database that provides academic journal articles of wide-ranging disciplines published in China. |
4pm - 5pm | Opposing Viewpoints | Alfred Ng (Cengage Learning) |
Learn about contemporary social and political issues, such as terrorism, and same-sex marriage by looking at both sides of the debate. |
5pm - 6pm | Credo Reference | Jessica Li (iGroup) |
Learn about this handy tool that provides general reference resources (encyclopedias, dictionaries, etc.) covering all subject areas. |
Wednesday (16 March) | |||
Time | Database | Speaker | About |
3pm - 4pm | Road to IELTS & More | Jennifer Sin (Clarity English) |
Learn about this online preparation course for IELTS, and other Clarity Language courses. |
4pm - 5pm | MLA International Bibliography | Alfred Ng (Cengage Learning) |
Learn about finding authoritative literary reviews and criticisms using this well-known resource! |
Thursday (17 March) | |||
Time | Database | Speaker | About |
3pm - 4pm | Westlaw HK & Westlaw China | Yong Wan Mei (Thomson Reuters) |
Learn how to find legal information about China and Hong Kong in these two handy databases! |
4pm - 5pm | Gale Virtual Reference Library | Alfred Ng (Cengage Learning) |
Learn about accessing specialized reference sources in this award-winning e-book platform! |
Friday (18 March) | |||
Time | Database | Speaker | About |
3pm - 4pm | Scopus | Carol Cheng (Elsevier) |
Learn how to track, analyze, and visualize scholarly research using Scopus! |
4pm - 5pm | IELTS Preparation Course & English for Work | Eric Collins (Net Languages) |
Learn about these two online English courses by Net Languages and how they could help you improve your English in many ways! |
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