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Are you an undergraduate student who has creatively and thoughtfully used McGill's library services and resources for a course project, lab report, research paper, or creative work?
Submit your project and tell us how the libraries supported your work for a chance to win a $1,000 prize generously supported by the Friends of the McGill Libraries!
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In order to support the McGill community and it moves towards remote instruction & learning during the COVID-19 crisis, many publishers are offering some or all of their e-resources freely for a period of a few months. McGill Library has put together a list of these publishers and their ‘open’ or freely available resources on a dedicated webpage. While not exhaustive, the Library will continue to add resources to this page as we find out about them.
McGill Library is happy to announce a partnership with the Bureau de coopération interuniversitaire (BCI) and a coalition of 17 other Quebec universities to provide the Quebec scholarly community with access to three digital platforms:
McGill Library is happy to announce that we have partnered with Unsplash for Education to make high-quality public domain visuals from McGill's digital collections available to millions of students, teachers, creators, and writers from around the world. Scholars can now access these high-resolution images to create presentations, reports, graphics, blog posts, digital artwork, and more. Please note that Unsplash selects content from the Library’s digitized public domain content.
The e-exams service, a repository of course exams deposited by McGill instructors in the Library from April 2008-December 2012, has now been relaunched. All e-exams content that was available prior to our catalogue migration is now available in WorldCat Discovery, and a targeted search box for only the e-exams content is now available on the McGill Library web site here.
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The McGill Library will be modifying our method for providing access to the Kanopy platform of streaming films starting January 2019.
The McGill Library Mobile Apps Committee is keen to know how the McGill community uses mobile devices to access Library online resources. Your feedback will help the Library to improve services for mobile environments. Please help the Library by filling out this brief, anonymous survey.
To take this short survey, click here. Thank you!
Please note that the survey ends July 17, 2017.
