Since we can't meet in-person right now and the Introduction to E-resources workshop has been put on pause, we've created an eResource Mini Series to help you learn more about our databases and stay up-to-date on all our digital resources. These monthly videos will take you on a virtual tour of one of our databases and give you ideas about how they can be used.

Part two of this series teaches you about U.S. History in Context [1] and World History in Context [2], two databases that cover the most-studied events, decades, conflicts, wars, political and cultural movements, and people in U.S. and world history.

Enroll and watch this month's video (~17 minutes) in Edubrite here [3] (you will be prompted to login if you're not already). This month's course also includes an optional Hamilton-themed scavenger hunt!

If you missed part one of this mini-series, check it out here [4]to learn about Job & Career Accelerator. If there is a specific resource or topic you'd like to learn more about in future videos, email Kristine Magers in Collection Development at [email protected] [5].