This tutorial shows how to access electronic books or eBooks available at the University of Cincinnati Health Sciences Library.

This tutorial shows how to access Health Sciences Library resources from off-campus using the proxy server.

This tutorial shows how to access journals available at the University of Cincinnati Health Sciences Library.

This tutorial shows how to access Health Sciences Library resources from off-campus.

This tutorial shows how to access Health Sciences Library Resources from off-campus using the Secure Sockets Layer Virtual Private Network (SSL VPN).

This tutorial shows how to access full text resources available at the University of Cincinnati from PubMed.

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Created by The Writing Lab & The OWL at Purdue and Purdue University

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Microsoft Office templates are available from the UC branding website at http://www.uc.edu/ucomm/branding/templates.html

This tutorial demonstrates the features and functionality of EBSCO's new DynaMed interface. Included are basic searching, browsing, creating alerts, viewing recently-updated content, and obtaining Continuing Medical Education credit for searches.

Online tutorials for searching databases on the EBSCOhost platform like ERIC and CINAHL.

Lessons and webinars for EndNote x4 - x1

Information about SIS's Environmental Health and Toxicology Resources

Separate tutorials focused on creating and answering the clinical question are available for prognosis, therapy, diagnosis, and etiology.

Categories: Asking the Clinical Question, Appraising the Evidence (Critical Appraisal Worksheets), Apply the Evidence to the Patient, Putting it all together - Creating and Using CATs

"The following tutorial is designed to support both curriculum-based EBP instruction and the ongoing education of practicing professionals. The tutorial consists of five instructional modules: Introduction to Evidence-Based Medicine, Structure of Literature, Research Design, Searching the Literature, Evaluating the Quality of Research"

The learning objectives of tis tutorial are to: (1) Learn strategies for effective retrieval of evidence-based public health resources, (2) Identify Web-based resources that support best evidence research and practice.

This tutorial shows how to access full text resources available at the University of Cincinnati from Scopus.

This is a self-paced tutorial that defined EBM and helps answer questions about the process such as What is your question?

PDF with instructions for using the SSL VPN on IE, Firefox, Safari, and the iPad.

Description: Learn about some of the newer features available in Excel to make you a more effective user. (wmv format)

Description: Lean the basics on how to record a video of what you do on a computer screen using two free screencasting tools, Screencast-O-Matic and Jing. (wmv format)

Description: A beginners' look at iPads, including settings and some helpful apps. (wmv format)

Description: Learn to leverage productivity apps (Evernote) and shortcuts to save you time and hassle.

This tutorial shows how to register for interlibrary loan and document delivery services available from the UC Health Sciences Library.

This is a highly recommended self-paced tutorial that provides an introduction to the EBM process.

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"Mendeley is a free reference manager and academic social network that can help you organize your research, collaborate with others online, and discover the latest research. Automatically generate bibliographies, collaborate easily with other researchers online, easily import papers from other research software, find relevant papers based on what you’re reading, access your papers from anywhere online, read papers on the go..." and more.

Self-paced online 2010, 2007, and 2003 training courses for Access, Excel, FrontPage, Outlook, PowerPoint, Publisher, Word, and more

Learn about the Natural Standard Database features and how to use them.

Videos include PubMed Advanced Search Builder, Need the Full Text Article?, BLAST Results, Genome Workbench, Sequence Viewer, dbGaP, Epigenomics: How to download data, and many more.

Adobe Connect presentation from Charlie Kishman of the Health Sciences Library on Nursing: Searching the Literature.

The following tutorials are brief animated tutorials with audio for using PubMed. Running times are rounded to the nearest minute. Webcasts and handouts are also available from this page. Tutorials include Searching with the MeSH Database, Downloading Results for Use in Reference Management Software, and many others.

This tutorial shows how to access full text resources available at the University of Cincinnati from PubMed.

Tutorials included on Accessing RefWorks, Navigating Refworks, Creating a Standalone Bibliography, and many others.

A quick tutorial demonstrating how University of Cincinnati students, faculty, and staff can retrieve the full text of articles not available from the UC Health Sciences Library by using our interlibrary loan and document delivery system.

Tutorials cover searching, analyzing journals, author and affiliation searching, etc.

A webpage that answers questions such as What is Summon?, Why use Summon?, Who can use Summon?, etc.

This tutorial from UC Blue Ash introduces advanced features, tips, and tricks for the Summon search engine. It's helpful to view the Summon Basics tutorial before continuing.

This tutorial from UC Blue Ash introduces advanced features, tips, and tricks for the Summon search engine. It's helpful to view the Summon Basics tutorial before continuing.

This video from UC Libraries introduces Summon, a simple and fast search engine.

This video from UC Blue Ash introduces Summon, a simple and fast search engine.

Tutorials and information about SIS's Environmental Health and Toxicology Resources

"Zotero [zoh-TAIR-oh] is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share your research sources. It lives right where you do your work—in the web browser itself."