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What Digital Resources Does D Youville Library Provide?

2025-09-04 14:01:40 213

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Brandon

2025-09-06 15:05:28

Okay, this is the kind of thing I gush about to friends—D'Youville's library has a surprisingly rich lineup of online tools that make late-night research way less miserable. The basics are there: a searchable online catalog and a discovery service that pulls books, e-books, articles, and streaming items into one place. From that hub I can jump into subject databases for nursing and health (think CINAHL or MEDLINE-style resources), psychology, business, and humanities. There are also full-text e-journals and e-book collections so I can read on my laptop or phone without visiting campus.

Beyond searches, I often use the specialized clinical and evidence-based tools the library links to—things like UpToDate/DynaMed-style clinical summaries, drug references, and practice guidelines that are lifesavers for clinical assignments. There are also video collections, institutional repositories with student and faculty scholarship, interlibrary loan/delivery request forms, LibGuides that act like mini-tutorials for each subject, plus chat/email research help and citation-management support (RefWorks/Zotero-style help). Off-campus login means I can access almost everything from home, and the library runs online workshops and recorded tutorials when I need a quick refresher. It really feels like a full digital campus in my pocket.

Dominic

2025-09-08 11:29:57

If I'm honest, I treat the library website like my personal research assistant—there's a discovery layer to comb through titles and a stack of specialized databases behind it. When I'm digging into medical or allied-health topics I click into nursing databases and PubMed-like resources first; for literature searches there are multidisciplinary databases and full-text journals. The library also offers e-books, streaming videos, and what I lean on for coursework: digital course reserves so I can access required readings without tracking down the paper copies.

Practical extras I use all the time are the LibGuides (subject-by-subject walk-throughs), citation help (exporting citations into citation managers), and interlibrary loan requests when the item I need isn’t owned locally. There’s remote access setup info too, so I can log in from home and not lose access. If you want the most up-to-date list, check the library’s website or ping their chat—staff usually respond quickly and can point you to step-by-step instructions.

Noah

2025-09-08 22:15:55

Short, practical take: the library gives access to a discovery catalog plus dozens of discipline-specific databases, e-books, and full-text journals, so you can read most assigned materials online. They also provide streaming video resources and an institutional repository where faculty and student work is archived. I use the LibGuides and online workshops to learn searching tricks, and the interlibrary loan service when something isn’t owned locally.

One more thing I appreciate—there’s help for citation management and step-by-step login help for off-campus access, which makes working from home painless. If you need a quick pointer, their chat or email reference is the fastest route.

Jade

2025-09-10 18:02:26

Picture me mid-research: first I open the library portal, then I type keywords into the discovery search. If that turns up too much noise, I switch to subject-specific databases—clinical databases for patient-care questions, business databases for market info, and PsycINFO-style resources for psychology topics. After grabbing a couple of articles I download PDFs from the e-journal subscriptions or pull chapters from e-book collections. If a paper I need isn’t available, I submit an interlibrary loan request and the article often arrives in my inbox within days.

What really speeds up my workflow are the bite-sized tutorials and LibGuides the library provides; they show how to craft search strings, use subject headings, and export citations to RefWorks or Zotero. The library also links to video and multimedia collections for lectures or documentaries, and there’s an institutional repository for theses and faculty publications that’s great for literature reviews. For anyone working remotely, the off-campus authentication instructions are a must—once you’re logged in, almost everything behaves the same as on campus. If you want, start with a chat with a librarian and they’ll steer you to the best database for your topic.

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4 Answers2025-09-04 21:34:57

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4 Answers2025-09-04 18:19:31

I've borrowed a campus laptop from D'Youville before, so I can speak from that hands-on angle. The library does lend laptops and usually includes chargers, but the exact model, how long you can keep it, and whether you can take it out of the building can change depending on semester demand and staff policy. When I picked one up, I had to show my student ID, sign a lending agreement, and promise to return it by a due time — it felt a bit like checking out a heavy book. The charger came in the same kit, wrapped up neatly, which saved me a frantic scramble for power in the middle of a long paper night. If you're planning to borrow one, check the library's website or call the circulation desk before you go. Popular times (midterms, finals) mean limited availability, so reserve if the system allows. Also, pack a USB flash drive or use cloud storage; I once had to move files between machines quickly and saved myself a panic. If they don't have laptops available, ask about computer lab access or short-term loaners from student services — it helped me when everything was checked out.

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4 Answers2025-09-04 22:26:46

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What Are D Youville Library Wi-Fi Access Instructions?

4 Answers2025-09-04 20:12:48

If you’re trying to hop onto D'Youville library Wi‑Fi right now, here’s the straightforward route I always tell people visiting the stacks: look for the campus wireless network named something like 'DYouville' or 'DYouville-Guest' (sometimes the exact name changes, so ask the front desk if you don’t see it). Students, faculty, and staff typically use the secure network and log in with their D'Youville credentials — your school email/username and password. Guests usually pick 'DYouville-Guest' and are taken to a captive portal where you enter an email address or get a temporary pass code from the desk. On a laptop (Windows or macOS) you click the Wi‑Fi icon, choose the correct SSID, type your credentials and accept any security certificate prompts. On iPhone/Android open Wi‑Fi settings, tap the network, enter the info, and watch for a browser pop‑up to finish registration. If the captive portal won’t load, try opening a non‑HTTPS site like example.com or disable any VPNs — that often forces the login page to appear. If anything goes sideways: forget the network and reconnect, reboot your device, or swing by the library help desk. They can verify whether you need a temporary guest code, a particular network name, or if there’s a short outage. I usually bring headphones and a power cord just in case I need to move to another seat while troubleshooting.

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