Do you use the library's catalog, OSCAR, to find books? Do you use the library's databases to find articles?

Ever wish there was a faster, easier way to search for both books and articles, at the same time, with one search?

The University Library and the Heafey Law Library invite you to a series of presentations on the options for next-generation "discovery systems". These products make it possible to search all at once the library catalog, electronic indexes, full-text databases, and other content that the library provides or purchases for the exclusive use of Santa Clara University students, faculty, and staff.

All presentations will take place in Bannan Hall, Rm. 127, at the following times:

EBSCO Discovery (from EBSCO Publishing)

Monday, July 26 from 10am to 11am

Summon (from Serial Solutions, a subsidiary of ProQuest)

Tuesday, July 27 from 1:30pm to 2:30pm

Encore Synergy (from Innovative Interfaces)

Wednesday, July 28 from 1:30pm to 2:30pm

Questions?

Please contact a member of the Task Force on Evaluation of Discovery Systems:

Helene Lafrance (co-chair), hlafrance@scu.edu , x1740

Elizabeth McKeigue (co-chair), emckeigue@scu.edu, x6927

Whitney Alexander, walexander@scu.edu, x2733

Prano Amjadi, pamjadi@scu.edu, x5320

Rob Boyd, rboyd@scu.edu, x5398

Tom Farrell, tmfarrell@scu.edu, x5437

David Holt, dholt@scu.edu, x5195

David Jones, djones@scu.edu, x7167