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LibKey Browser Extension: Link Our PDFs on the Web
- Download LibKey NomadLibKey will show you one-click article access from titles & citations on the internet to sources in our library.
- Video on Installing LibKeyRegent's video on how to use LibKey to get instant links to sources you come across on the web that we own.
Linking Google Scholar to our Library: A Powerful Search Tool
- Google ScholarThis powerful search tool will bring up scholarly sources and actually tell you if our library has them! To link your Google Scholar to our library, go to the drop-down menu, then Settings, then Library Links, then search for Regent Library.
- GoogleYou can find background information or basic terminology on your topic through Google, as well as press articles, think tanks, open access sources, and government sources. Remember to use discernment & that a lot of websites are biased, promoting something, or lack credibility.
- Google BooksThis tool gives previews of book tables of contents & sometimes introductions or chapters.
- WorldCat.orgThis free version of World Cat can tell you which books are in libraries near where you live.
RefWorks: Make Citing Sources & Forming Bibliographies Easy
- RefWorks This link opens in a new window
Regent provides a free subscription to RefWorks, an account where you can store and format all of your citations for years to come. Click on the green title, "RefWorks," above, and then use your regular login username from Regent to sign in. Create a special password just for RefWorks.
These managers are also free to use.