Open Library E-Books

Open Library E-Books

NC LIVE and North Carolina libraries have teamed up with Internet Archive, the San Francisco-based nonprofit responsible for projects like archive.org and the Way Back Machine, to create one web page for every book published.

In Memoriam: Mary D.B.T. Semans

"It is fitting that the library, the heart of any campus, should be named in honor of the two persons who have provided the heart of the School of the Arts since its inception.  Their constant devotion and tireless spirit made possible the full birth and growth of an incomparable dream."

Chancellor Robert Suderburg
April, 1978

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Recorded Books available through NCLIVE

The Semans Library is pleased to announce the addition of recorded books to our database offerings.  The selections are available through NCLIVE under the title Recorded Books One Click (General Reference Databases).  The downloads are currently available only to PC users; Mac users should have access soon.  Please contact the library if you have questions.

New Databases

The Semans Library is pleased to announce the addition of four new databases through NCLIVE.  They are Art and Architecture Complete (Art Databases), Biography Reference Center (General Reference Databases), Environment Complete (Science and Math Databases) and Legal Information Reference Center (Legal Databases).  These resources add full-text articles and books in numerous subject areas.  Please contact the library if you have questions regarding the use of these sources or need the NCLIVE password for off-campus access.

New PBS Videos

The Semans Library announces the launch of more than 100 new PBS videos available now through the NC LIVE Video Collection website, including the complete 14-part award-winning Civil Rights Era documentary, Eyes on the Prize.  The new videos also include the popular Ken Burns’ series The National Parks: America’s Best Idea, and Masterpiece Theater titles including Wuthering Heights, Turn of the Screw, Wind in the Willows, A

Historical New York Times with Index

The library is pleased to announce its online subscription to the Historical New York Times with Index.  The full-text database covers the years 1851 – 2007 with the index covering 1851 – 1993.  The link is under the heading for General Newspaper Articles on the library’s website.  The index is searchable by subject, location, person or organization.  Abstracts from the New York Times Index are included.  The library currently has the New York Times on microfilm from 1950 through 2009.  Current articles are included in the Inf

New JSTOR Collection

The library is pleased to announce the addition of a new JSTOR collection.  Arts and Sciences V builds on the current collections in the library’s subscription and adds new titles in the areas of art and art history, language and literature, philosophy, religion and the classics.  Access is available through the current JSTOR link on the library website.

NCLIVE

NCLIVE is a partnership of almost 200 North Carolina libraries that provides online resources free of charge to patrons of these affiliated libraries. Each participating library has its own password which changes periodically. To obtain the new UNCSA password, login here or contact the Reference Librarian.

The password is required for off-campus access to the materials available through NCLIVE which include e-books, journal and newspaper articles and encyclopedias.

PBS Videos through NCLIVE

PBS Videos through NCLIVE are now available through the Semans Library online catalog.  Simply search by the title of the video, the keywords PBS video or the subject itself, choose the video you wish to view and click on the link for View the video (UNCSA).

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ARTstor Mobile available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch

The ARTstor Digital Library is now accessible to registered ARTstor users through the iPad, iPhone, and the iPod Touch, providing read-only features such as searching and browsing, zooming, and viewing saved image groups. We are also introducing the Flashcard View for ARTstor Mobile, which allows users to test their knowledge by viewing the image without textual information, and then flipping the image to reveal the image record.

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