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FYMU 102C - FYS: Marcussen, Wiedemann, You

Information Resources

To reserve materials in advance of your library visit, place a hold using the Libraries’ online catalog at https://libcat.wichita.edu/.

 

Use Worldcat to find materials to borrow through interlibrary loan:

 

Some Selected Titles:

To find DVDs to check out, or to reserve in advance for later check out (place a hold) use the Libraries’ online catalog at https://libcat.wichita.edu/. Refer to the instructions here to place a hold/reserve a video to check out:

You may place requests for materials at any time and they will be paged every two hours during our hours of operation. We will notify you via email when your holds are ready. Please note that holds placed for items at the McKinley Chemistry Library and Thurlow Lieurance Music Library will take longer to retrieve.

To pick up your holds, please stop at the Circulation Desk in Ablah Library. Your materials will be held in a locker adjacent to the desk. Upon showing your Shocker ID card, Libraries staff will  provide you the information needed to retrieve your materials. The process in place is designed to provide contactless checkout of your materials.

Note: If you are working or attending courses remotely and need to have materials mailed to you, contact Interlibrary Loan. We will mail items to you as needed. You are responsible for returning the items via mail.

Instructions for placing a hold using the Libraries' online catalog.

Some Select Titles:

Listening Online:

Access through the library catalog - online and audio materials to borrow:

The Music Library contains thousands of compact disc recordings, as well as LP recordings. Search the Library Catalog to find a recording to check out or to listen to in the Library.

Some recommended subject headings and keywords to use when searching

SUBJECT HEADINGS

Organ (Musical Instrument)

Organ Music

Organists

KEYWORDS

Marcussen
Wiedemann
 

The CAARP Test and PAUSE Evaluating Resources Checklist

Use this set of criteria to help you evaluate the quality of the information you find, in print and online.

CAARP PAUSE
Currency Purpose
Accuracy Accuracy
Authority Up-to-Date
Relevance Suitable
Purpose Expertise

The handouts below provide a more detailed description of the criteria used for evaluating information sources, including websites.

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