Recap: Online Workshop Exploring News Resources

(Issue 145/April 2020)

How to seek truth in the era of fake news?

Jointly organized by the Library and Mr Brian So from the School of Communication, the online workshop ‘Why can’t you just GOOGLE it? Exploring and Making Use of News Resources in the Library Collection and Beyond‘ was delivered to students from SCOM on 26 March 2020.

Students had been trained to develop skills to find creditable news resources, evaluate and select trustworthy news sources during the session. They have also learned many quick tips for information searching through these interesting exercises!

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Chance to Win an Earphone from Emerald Quiz Campaign

(Issue 145/April 2020)

Are you a fan of the Olympic Games? The Tokyo Olympics will not be held as planned this summer, but you can still have fun while learning more about the event.

By answering 5 questions correctly in the Emerald quiz, you will have a chance to win a prize! (Hints: Click the ‘Clue’ and find an answer in the PDF file)

The quiz will end on 30 April 2020. What are you waiting for?

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Keeping up with Essential Data for Market Research

(Issue 144/March 2020)

Need to stay alert for changes in rapidly evolving global markets? Here is a database that can help to achieve this goal.

Passport is a database providing information on detailed market size, country marketing parameters, marketing forecast data, consumer lifestyles, business sources as well as marketing profiles and analysis.

Join us to learn more about this useful database.

Date: 3 Apr 2020 (Fri)

Time: 3 – 4 pm

Channel: Microsoft Teams

Register now! iGPS unit / ECA hour(s) are counted.

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Tailor-made Library Workshop for Your Class

(Issue 144/March 2020)

Subject-specific information skills workshop is now available upon request by faculty members.

Our Learning Support Librarian can work collaboratively with faculties to prepare a workshop tailored to the needs of their students. Topics include making use of subject-related databases, developing keyword lists for searching, enhancing skills in good use of citation management software, and more.

Please feel free to tell us how we can help by completing this form.

Taiwan Hsiang-t’u Literature (台灣鄉土文學)

(Issue 143/March 2020)

One of the best ways to learn about other cultures is through books – to know some of the history and traditions of the place.

If literature indeed mirrors the story of a generation, the Taiwan Hsiang-t’u Literature has very much reflected the lives of ordinary Taiwanese people in 1950-1960s. This genre is the current theme of Good Read Corner until the end of April.

Enjoy your reading.

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