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Instant online full text access to millions of articles available through the Evangel libraries.
100 Ideas for Active Learning is a practical handbook to inspire innovative, embodied educational experiences.
Practitioners from around the world have authored one hundred short chapters, which will encourage students to take an active learning approach to their studies. It is completely FREE, check it out!
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"JSTOR journals, books, images, and PRIMARY SOURCES are integrated on a single, robust platform that uses the latest digital technologies and best practices." The database supports research and teaching in more than 75 disciplines in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences and mathematics, with publication dates ranging from 1665 to 2015.
Explore the platform features and new tools for research:
JSTOR Text Analyzer (video tutorial) - upload a document and search for articles based on your text. Link to Text Analyzer.
Research Basics - learn about effective searching, evaluating credibility, and properly citing sources
Research Guides - organized by topics to facilitate effective and efficient searches.
JSTOR can be accessed from the Databases tab, A-Z list. The trial ends on June 30th, 2023.
Check out the Library Resources in Spanish research guide dedicated to library resources for Assemblies of God Theological Seminary students in the Spanish language. In this guide you will find links to library catalogues, search engines, databases, repositories, journals, articles, eBooks, textbooks, dissertations, theses, and more.
Most of the resources are OPEN ACCESS, i.e., freely available online, thus they can be used by the general public too. A smaller part of the resources contain licensed content, which can be accessed only with appropriate credentials.
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Look into the services the EU Libraries provide to our distance students. Review the policies and rules for checking out books, requesting copies of articles, and more.
Find items and request them through local public libraries by using the WorldCat.
Check the Open Access Digital Theological Library for free high-quality content in religious studies and related disciplines.
Wondering where to purchase your books from? Start from the online bookshops selected by a librarian to find the best value.
Be sure to check the Open Access research guide, if you need to find free online books, articles, dissertations, media and other resources, regardless of your location and status at EU and AGTS.
If you have questions, fill the form Ask a Librarian and we will contact you as soon as possible.
Image source: Designed to Inspire: musings about instructional design blog.
Check out the EU Libraries Open Access research guide where you will find free online resources accessible to students, faculty, and the general public: articles, journals, ebooks, dissertations, databases, video, and more!
BrowZine provides seamless journal browsing and reading. The intuitive presentation of the library’s subscribed journals are organized using a powerful taxonomy to provide visually browsable and readable format with one-click access to PDFs.
Access is available on the web (fully mobile responsive) and via dedicated iOS and Android applications. Users can personalize their experience with My Bookshelf and My Articles to easily follow titles of interest and read saved articles offline.
Find an article by DOI or PMID - instant access to millions of articles provided by your library.
BrowZine User Tutorial - a video tutorial (2:36 min)
LibKey Nomad is a browser extension that automatically provides links to full-text articles as you do research on the web and visit sites such as Wikipedia and PubMed. LibKey Nomad delivers fast, one-click access to PDF and HTML articles, both licensed and open access content. If you are off-campus, you will have to authenticate as an authorised user. LibKey Nomad will connect you with a pre-populated Interlibrary Loan (ILL) form when you land on a page where the PDF is not accessible.
LibKey Nomad browser extension delivers one-click article access - a video tutorial (1:58 min)
LibKey Nomad was designed for libraries with researcher privacy in mind. No user account is needed. No selling or sharing data with other service providers.
EU Libraries have acquired the following products from Sage Publishing, which provide content from across disciplines Social Sciences & Humanities, as well as Science, Engineering and Medicine.
SAGE Journals Premier. Provides electronic access to 1,100+ international, peer-reviewed journals (over 1 million articles). Full text access is provided back to 1999.
SAGE Books (part of SAGE Knowledge Collection). Provides access to 4500+ electronic books.
SAGE Reference (part of SAGE Knowledge Collection). Provides electronic access to 1300+ reference titles (encyclopedias and handbooks).
CQ Press Library. This collection covers the following disciplines: American government, politics, history, public policy, and current affairs.
Stay up-to-date with the latest publications at SAGE Discipline Hubs.
New and Best-Selling Titles are featured in catalogs to make their retrieval easy. Select a discipline and find the right text for your course.
SAGE content can be accessed through "Search Everything" box or the Databases tab, A-Z list.
A 19th-century Torah Scroll has recently been gifted to EU and AGTS to benefit students in their theological studies. The 138-foot-long scroll was declared psaul, or not usable in Jewish tradition, due to damages. The scroll originated from Eastern Europe and was found by Jewish immigrants after World War II. It has been donated by Barb and Ken Larson, founders of God's Ancient Library Foundation. Come to the Cordas Burnett - AGTS library to see this authentic Torah Scroll!
Open Educational Resource (OER) - Research Guide
The first openly licensed online textbook published by the AGTS, created by Professor Debbie Gill and her students for the Biblical Theology of Women in Leadership course, Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) degree program. The textbook is freely available on the Open Educational Resources Commons (OERC) website.
DOAB is a community-driven discovery service that indexes and provides access to scholarly, peer-reviewed open access books and helps users to find trusted open access book publishers. All DOAB services are free of charge and all data is freely available.
Openly Available Sources Integrated Search (OASIS) is a search engine that aims to make the discovery of OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES easier. OASIS currently searches open content from 115 different sources and contains 440,000+ records.
In addition to subject matter, one can search by material TYPE: textbooks, open access books, modules, videos, podcasts, interactive simulations, course materials, and more. Check it out!
This collection features open pedagogy projects: student-authored OER that empower students to be involved in the creation of their course. These projects range from collections of essays to design portfolios, personal stories, research projects, student guides, and more. The projects in this collection are open access and can be used to inspire your own class projects. Check it out!
Open Educational Resources (OER) provide educators and learners with legal permissions to engage in the 5R activities: Retain, Reuse, Revise, Remix, Redistribute.
OERs can be: course materials, open textbooks, videos, lesson plans, software, games, and more. They are free for the students and available on the first day of the semester.
A growing number of academic institutions are converting their courses to OER saving students millions of dollars. Look at the EU & AGTS Adopters of OER, their innovative work and the dollars they save to their students.
Explore Tools that Improve Teaching and Learning (Source: Lumen)
OpenStax Global Impact - 140 countries use OpenStax textbooks - a world map
Check out these Success Stories, which will inspire your own work!
Get additional inspiration from the Student-led OER Collection, featuring open pedagogy projects that empower students to be involved in the creation of their course.
On average, an Evangel student pays between $200 and $300 each semester for textbooks. Through OER, Evangel has saved students a collective total of $307,000.00. By using OpenStax textbooks the EU has saved students around $102,000.00 so far.
Dr. Kevin King - the current champion of OER at EU, a professor of exercise science in EU’s Kinesiology Department, accounts for $177,360.00 of this total! He has been using The Lift Project - a free website with wellness resources for his "Wellness Proficiency" first-year, core course.
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