The Evangel University Libraries have reopened to EU students, faculty, and staff.
Please check out our Coronavirus and the Library page for updated information concerning modified
library policies and access to resources. The hours for the current week will be posted on the library's home page.
EU Libraries are trialing a new database - the acclaimed Bloom's Literature. It provides easy access to rich content: works, authors, 49,000+ major and minor literary characters, reference essays, literary criticism, 1,100+ full-length videos of classic plays and films, documentaries, educational videos, dramas, 2,600+ full-text poems, Literary Classics eBook collection, Shakespeare Center, literary movements, groups, timelines, Harold Bloom's Canon of Literature, how to write about literature, how to teach literature through film.
Overview of the new and improved Bloom's Literature.
The trial runs until February 12, 2021. Check it out and give us your feedback.
A new database in the EU Libraries collection - psychotherapy.net. Producing high quality training videos in the field of psychotherapy since 1995, this database provides access to video recordings of master psychotherapists in action. Videos provide the opportunity to view actual sessions and to hear leading experts discuss their thoughts behind their interventions. This collection includes 50 videos subscribed to by Evangel University, selected from the psychotherapy & counseling catalog by EU faculty for use in university classes.
EU Libraries have subscribed to a streaming video database Films on Demand - Master Academic Collection. This video library provides access to 43,000+ titles and 334,000+ segmented clips in 1,034 subject categories. From Oscar®, Emmy, and Peabody Award-winning documentaries to A-list performances spanning the arts, Films on Demand brings you the best of what’s out there. Learn more about the Master Academic Collection.
The EU Libraries Open Access Research Guide - free online resources organized in categories: eBooks; articles and journals; images, videos and media; resources in theology. Check it out!
Welcome to the research guide dedicated to Flipped Learning - "a gateway to deeper learning strategies." In this guide you will find relevant open access resources containing current information, animations, videos, curriculum and course materials related to the topic. The resources are organized by subject categories. Check it out!
Open Educational Resource (OER)
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.
Open Educational Resource (OER)
The second openly licensed online textbook published by the AGTS, created by Professor Debbie Gill and her students for the New Testament Theology of Discipleship course. The textbook is freely available on the Open Educational Resources Commons (OERC) website.
A new tool for searching the OpenStax textbooks by means of advanced filters such as interactivity, assignment management, online homework, grading, adaptivity, verified by instructors, app availability, and more. Check it out!
Free the Textbook - The Next Step in Textbook Evolution
Unlike traditional textbooks, LibreTexts' web-based origins allow powerful integration of new technologies to enhance student engagement, as content can be so much more than just text and images.
CORE provides free and seamless access to millions of research articles aggregated from thousands of Open Access data providers, such as repositories and journals. Learn more about CORE.
Explore the OAPEN Library, which contains freely accessible, peer-reviewed academic books in the area of humanities and social sciences.
The International Journal of Pentecostal Missiology (IJPM) is a peer-reviewed, open access, electronic journal with periodic publication. Access the latest issue and previous issues.
This open access book, also part of the AGTS Library Hyllberg Collection, reveals exciting early Christian evidence that Mary was remembered as a powerful role model for women leaders--women apostles, baptizers, and presiders at the ritual meal. Early Christian art portrays Mary and other women clergy serving as deacon, presbyter/priest, and bishop.
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