The University of Alberta Library consists of 6 specialized libraries, 1 academic centre, and the RCRF, which is the location of University of Alberta Archives & storage facility. We are a partner within the NEOS consortium of government, hospital, college and university libraries throughout Alberta. We can provide access to:
- over 11 million items (e.g. books, periodicals, videos, music, maps, gov’t documents, data, statistics)
- online access to more than 60,000 journals, 900 subscription databases, and 1.92 million ebooks
- specialized data collections
- 100,000+ rare and unique special collections volumes.
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We aim to collect (and assist you in finding) the most up‐to‐date, credible, and relevant information for your research, courses, job requirements, and interests. Our personalized services include:
- research consultations
- individual/class library workshops
- publication consultations (including Open Access)
- making your research and data accessible with our Education and Research Archive digital repository (ERA) and UAlberta Dataverse
- purchasing requests from faculty, students, and staff.
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I can’t find U of A in the list of institutions for the Press Reader App. I understand I can use my CCID to sign in & access the resources?
Hi Natalie, yes! Instructions can be found on this blog post on PressReader and here’s the link in the catalogue. I hope this helps!