1. Electronic resources : humanities, Engish and American studies DEENK 2007 Koltay Klára kkoltay@lib.unideb.hu

2. An overview of what we are going to talk about 1.How to locate printed documents available in Hungary: –Books –Periodicals –Interlibrary loan services 2. Electronic resources: –Journal databases: bibliographic information of journal articles plus fulltext articles in some cases –Fulltext literary works –Google Scholar and Google Books to search for relevant literature 3. How to search for citations 4. Debrecen project for archiving electronic resources

3. 1. What is available in Hungary? Books Corporate catalogues –MOKKA –ODR and interlibrary loans –Közelkat project http://www.eduport.hu/kozelkat/http://www.eduport.hu/kozelkat/ –HUNOPAC to access the catalogue of individual libraries http://www.mek.iif.hu/porta/virtual/magyar/opac.htm http://www.mek.iif.hu/porta/virtual/magyar/opac.htm –MOKKA-R – datebase of old books http://www.eruditio.hu/mokka-r/ http://www.eruditio.hu/mokka-r/ Foreign periodicals – NPA database within the catalogue of the National Széchényi Library

4. MOKKA (The Hungarian National Shared Catalogue) http://www.mokka.hu http://www.mokka.hu Member libraries: –National Széchényi Library –University libraries –The Library of the Academy of Sciences Bibliographic and location information

5. Two copies of a book on Doctorow in Debrecen and in the Library of the Academy of Sciences

6. ODR (National Document Delivery System) http://odr.lib.unideb.hu/http://odr.lib.unideb.hu/ a database with location information to initiate interlibrary loan transactions open to searches by the general public loans are administered with the help of the ILL departments of libraries

7. An easy way to contact the ILL department of the library Registered patrons of the university library are invited to forward their ILL requests to the librarians online The status of the requests can also be checked online

8. NPA database registers the foreign periodicals in Hungarian libraries http://www.oszk.hu

9. NPA search for journal title „American journal of history”

10. 2. Electronic resources 2.1.Journal databases: bibliographic information of journal articles plus fulltext articles in some cases –Ebsco journal and newspaper databases –JSTOR –Web of Science –Elsevier Journals –MLA database –CERL, Handpress books database 2.2.Hand Press Books database 2.3.Fulltext repositories of literary works –Literature online, Gutenberg project, MEK, DIA 2.4.Google Scholar and Google Books to search for relevant literature

11. How to find the available databases? http://www.lib.unideb.hu/ The library homepage leads us to special opening pages of the databases where they can be accessed without login names and passwords.

12. Databases accessible within the campus of the university Databases belonging to the EISZ program – free personal registration is needed Databases networked locally Internet databases with unlimited access

13. How to access databases 1. Most databases can be accessed at any terminals within the university (IP control; no password needed) 2. If you would like to use them at home, please, follow the instructions at: http://www.lib.unideb.hu/hun/proxy_beall.php (the login name is the barcode of your library card; the password is the same you would use to check your circulation status in the WEB catalogue) If you have any problems contact: Ext. 619-30

14. 2.1. EBSCO journals and newspapers Academic Search Premier This multi-disciplinary database provides full text for nearly 4,500 journals, including full text for more than 3,600 peer-reviewed titles. PDF backfiles to 1975 or further are available for well over one hundred journals, and searchable cited references are provided for 1,000 titles

15. Searches in article titles

17. Subject searches in Ebsco databases

18. Click on term to see related subject terms

19. Click on „Add” to copy the selected phrase into the search field

21. Browsing journal titles

22. Bibliographic description of the journal List of available volume and issues Possibility of a keyword search within the publication

23. Content of a selected issue Items added to the folder can be printed, or sent by email

24. Various citation formats are available for printing and exporting.

25. EBSCO Newspaper source Newspaper Source provides cover-to-cover full text for 25 national (U.S.) & international newspapers, including The Christian Science Monitor, USA Today, The Washington Post, The Washington Times, The Times (London), Toronto Star, etc. The database also contains selected full text for more than 260 regional (U.S.) newspapers, including The Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Detroit Free Press, The Miami Herald, Daily News (New York), San Jose Mercury News, etc. In addition, full text television & radio news transcripts are provided from CBS News, CNN, CNN International, FOX News, NPR, etc. Its search interface is similar to that of Academic Search Elite. Further information on the database

26. JSTOR www.jstor.org www.jstor.org 24 disciolines 260 english language periodicals A retrospective fulltext database that covers the whole lifetime of the journals from their very first issue except to the few latest years. DEENK subscribes to the following packages: –Arts and sciences I. –Arts and sciences II. –Ecology and Botany –Language and literature

27. Keyword searches in the JSTOR database

28. Result list with short citation of the articles List of possible further actions

29. Displayed article with the search terms highlighted Further information on the database

30. WEB of Science Access point: EISZ homepage www.eisz.hu www.eisz.hu EISZ is a Ministry of Education program to provide electronic databases for institutions of higher education. Users are required to register personally before they first use the databases; after registration user names and passwords are sent by e-mail within a few minutes.to register personally

31. WEB of Science An interdisciplinary bibliograpic database and citation service Three sections: Arts & Humanities Citation Index : 1140 fully and 7000 selectively indexed journals in 25 subject categories Science Citation Index Expanded & SciSearch : 5800 indexed journals in 160 subject categories. Social Sciences Citation Index & Social SciSearch : 1700 fully and 5700 selectively indexed journals in journal 55 subject categories Timespan: from 1975 to present

32. First steps: 1.Selection of search option 2.Selection of databases and timespan

33. WEB of science – formulating a search

34. WEB of science – search results The database shows how an article is situated within the network of co-operative scientific effort.

35. Elsevier journals – fulltext database Access point: EISZ programEISZ program Strongest in life sciences but it has a social sciences and humamities section of 350 periocals. Time span: –fulltext between 1995 and present –Bibliographic information Articles in press

36. Elsevier – a search and results Set of results Formulation of the search A part of a detailed result display with further references

37. MLA + Literature Resource Center Bibliographic database Indexes Hungarian resources as well Subject search of offered as default

38. MLA – result screens

39. Journals in Literature online Approximately 200 fulltext journals in the subject area of criticism and reference

40. Hand Press Book database: books printed between 1455-1830 in European libraries CERLCERL = Consortium of European Research Libraries Hand Press Book database -Bibliographic description of books -Digital resources -Location information CERL Thesaurus You need the help of a librarian to use the database as it is password protected.

41. Hand Press Book

43. CERL Thesaurus Can be used without a password

44. 2.2. Literature online Text of literary works; Poets on screen

45. Literature online – searches in the text of the literary works.

46. Project GutenbergProject Gutenberg free electronic books has its own catalogue Audio books collection Digitized sheet music collection

47. Project Gutenberg – searches in the text of the literary works. Search results: 1. 2. 3.

48. Hungarian literary texts DIA = Digitális Irodalmi AkadémiaDigitális Irodalmi Akadémia Search results: 1. 2. 3. 4.

49. Hungarian literary texts MEK = Magyar Elektronikus KönyvtárMagyar Elektronikus Könyvtár

50. MEK – searches in the texts

51. 2.3. Google Book SearchGoogle Book Search A huge pool of electronic fulltext of books from publishers, library digitazaton projects, contributing authors Fulltext searches based on the text of the books  detailed information on the books Fulltext views are provided depending on the books copyright status.

53. Google Scholar Searchs diverse sources Finds papers, abstracts and citations Locates the complete paper through your library or on the web Gives information about key papers in any area of research Finds web resources [of various quality]

55. 3. Databases for citation searches Ebsco Academic search premier Jstor using Google Scholar Web of science – citated author searches Elsevier journals

56. Citations in EBSCO

58. Citation searches in JSTOR

59. Citation searches in the Web of Science database Cited reference search Search term: Hankiss E

60. Articles citing the a author in question

61. 4. DEA = Debrecen Digital archiveDebrecen Digital archive

62. DEA A framework of a digital archive for various electronic contents created in the university Collections for faculties and departments to store their own documents. –They manage their own collections. –They define their own way of usage the access policy to their material The access to the material in the archive collections can be provided from the home pages of the departments.

63. DEA A few ideas what can be stored here: Theses Scientific papers in personal collections Course material, course packets Electronic journals published by the department