Temporarily available online resources

We at Annual Reviews have been thinking about how to help the many students, faculty and researchers that are working and studying remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.

All Booklist and Book Links content on the Booklist website is now freely available through August 31st.

More than 25 years of recommended print and audiobook reviews, features, interviews, spotlights, and classroom connections can be read on desktop or mobile devices.

To learn how to put Booklist Online to work, please view this informative video tutorial.

For additional questions about Booklist Online, please visit the extensive FAQ section.

With the current coronavirus pandemic closing many academic institutions, the need for distance learning resources has perhaps never been greater. Our team has added some exciting new enhancements to make your Films On Demand subscription an even greater tool for you and your users at this time.
Some of the ways you can integrate Films on Demand into your online instruction are:
* Create and share playlists using premade clips, full videos, or custom segments for off-hours, off-site viewing.
* Add a personalized video introduction to your playlists to provide an overview or give context
* Upload custom content to share homework help and other resources, timely updates about your institution, and more
* Email links to specific videos directly from the site or by copying and pasting the record URLs into an email
* Use the embed codes to add videos into Canvas

Can’t attend? Register now, and you’ll automatically be emailed a recording of the webinar, after the live session ends, to view at your convenience!

See all archived webinars in the Support Center.

As a HathiTrust member, we have been approved for their newly established HathiTrust Emergency Temporary Access Service (ETAS). This service allows UC users to “checkout” books that we have identified as owning in print that are also part of the HathiTrust digital collection.

To access: go to www.hathitrust.org
Click yellow Log In button
Choose University of Cincinnati from the dropdown
You will receive the standard UC login box requesting your username and password
Next, you will be asked to use the dual signin Duo
Once completed, the HathiTrust screen will display showing you as Member (in the right hand corner of the screen)
From there, you can search. Once you find a desired title, if you see a Temporary Access link, you will be able to check out the title.

NISO is aggregating a list of electronic resources that have been made available during the COVID-19 pandemic.

At Oxford University Press, we understand the challenges of building an online course, even in the best of circumstances. Here are a number of free resources that will help you and your students experience as little disruption as possible as you move to online teaching and learning.

ProQuest built this database in response to the rapidly growing need for authoritative content related to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The company is working together with institutions all over the world to offer support as they navigate through the coronavirus pandemic.

As the coronavirus spreads and institutions increasingly transition to online-only environments, we understand you are dealing with unprecedented challenges. ProQuest is working in collaboration with partners around the world to create programs that give you additional access to digital resources. We’re keeping the homepage at Proquest up to date with new programs and resources designed specifically to bridge gaps created by this rapidly-changing environment.

Coronavirus-Impacted Libraries get Unlimited Access to Ebook Central Holdings. Starting next week, ProQuest Ebook Central customers impacted by COVID-19 will get unlimited access to all owned titles from these publishers through mid-June. This means that all licenses – including single-user and three-user models – will automatically convert to unlimited access during that period, helping bridge the gap for their patrons in this rapidly changing environment.

The Royal Society has signed a Welcome statement on the subject of research findings and data relevant to the coronavirus (nCoV) outbreak. We are one of several signatories to this statement and our collective aim is to ensure that the relevant research and data are shared rapidly and openly in order to inform the worldwide public health response and to help save lives. This special collection comprises some papers likely to be relevant to the outbreak.