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A guide to the UM Libraries and introduction to resources of use to students enrolled in Journalism 501.
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Introduction

This is a guide to important print and electronic reference sources to support students taking Journalism 501. The emphasis is on material available in the University of Maryland Libraries' collections, but some Internet sources are also included.

Contact the subject specialist for more information on the sources suggested within this Guide.

 

JOUR 501 Handout and In-Class Exercise

Library Website

For more information about the University Libraries, visit our website:

 

My Account

Use My Account to check your due dates and renew materials.

Also use My Account to make sure the Libraries have your current contact information.

 

Using Your Laptop in the Libraries

Get instructions for connecting to the campus wireless network, and for printing wirelessly to library printers.

For questions about wireless connections, contact OIT.

 

Printing and Copying

You can pay for Printing and Copying in the Libraries in one of two ways:

  • Open a Terrapin Express account online and use your University ID as your printing card. (Note: Terrapin Express can be used throughout campus, not just in the Libraries!)
  • Purchase a Photocopy Card in the Libraries for $1.00

UM Libraries - Locations and Hours

 

Off-Campus Access to Library Resources

Most databases, reference works, and e-journals are restricted to current students, faculty, and staff at the University of Maryland.

In order to access databases and online journals remotely, use ResearchPort. When prompted to select a campus, select the option for University of Maryland, College Park and then "Students, Faculty, and Staff". Then log in with your Directory ID, the same username you use for email and other campus services.

 

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Equipment Loan Program

Forget your laptop? Want to try out an e-book reader? McKeldin Library has equipment available for loan to students only. Available equipment includes:

  • Laptops - 12 Dell Vostro, 12 MacBook Pro
  • Netbooks - 5 Dell Inspiron Mini
  • Tablets - 5 iPad (1st gen), 5 ViewSonic gTablet
  • E-book readers - 5 Sony Reader Daily Edition
  • Cameras - 3 Nikon Coolpix L120 still cameras and 3 Sony Bloggie Duo video cameras
  • Noise-reduction headphones - 16 Cyber Acoustics
  • Universal* laptop power adapters - 5 Ultra X-Pro adapter (*fits most brands except Apple/Mac)
  • MacBook power adapters - 12 MacBook adapters for various, recent models
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