Check out HighBeam. It costs to get full articles (free one month trial ... just rememeber to cancel in 29 days) but it can provide Google Style searching of the Hidden Web and then you can use the UCC library or your local libary card at AccessMyLibrary.com



There are many Internet resources that are available to me because I am a UCC student. Many of these resources are provided by the UCC library, in person or online. These resources include catalogs, DVD/VHS/audiobook collections, articles, research guides, search engines, directories, research assistance, and online forms. UCC databases online can be accessed by entering a UCC network username and password(CWID). But there are a few databases that can only be accessed from UCC computers:

ACM Digital Library Computing Literature, Bloom’s Literary Reference Online, Curriculum Resource Center, Encyclopedia Britannica Online, Encyclopedia of Life Sciences, Ferguson’s Career Resource Center, Health Reference Center, History Search, Oxford English Dictionary, Personal & Business Forms, Science Online, ScienceDirect, Star Ledger Archive, World Atlas, and World News Digest.

Using library resources is very easy in person or online. It is very user-friendly. The UCC library web resources does not differ that much from other resources except for the looks. Everything is basically the same. When it comes to Ask-a-Librarian and Q-and-A NJ, Q-and-A NJ is more reliable because it is like a regular IM where there will be a response within minutes, and they are available 24/7. Unlike Ask-a-Librarian, it takes them about 2 days to reply, it is more like a regular e-mail. But overall, all of the Internet Library resources available are very helpful.



On Wednesday Oct 29 @9:05 to 10:15 a staff member at McKay Library will give a lecture to CIS120-1 the F2F class of the Internet will talk about how to do research targeting the research paper on "How the Internet has Changed Everything", where your paper is to focus on a quite narrow aspect. On Wednesday Oct 29 @9:05 to 10:15 a staff member at McKay Library will give a lecture to CIS120-1 the F2F class of the Internet will talk about how to do research targeting the research paper on "How the Internet has Changed Everything", where your paper is to focus on a quite narrow aspect.

On Wednesday Oct 22, the library staff will also be doing a more general session on the library collection and hidden web for my CIS100 (Introduction to Computer Software Application) classes at 11:15 to 12:25 and then again 1:25 to 2:35 if that works for you..
Online Students are encouraged to come to any of the session that they can. If they can't make it scheduled times, they should come to the library on any of the 3 UCC campuses and ask anyone at the reference desk to give them that talk - at least in an abbreviated way.