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October Database of the Month: Opposing Viewpoints In Context

10/08/2020
profile-icon Rhonda Kitchens

Opposing Viewpoints in Context is one of the most assigned, most suggested, and most used databases.

Why?

And did you know there are six other databases in the series?  If you know how to use Opposing Viewpoints, you also will have no problem with:

Global Issues in Context

Biography in Context

Science in Context

Student Resources in Context

U.S. History in Context

World History in Context

 

This is a ten-minute overview of how to find the library, where to find
Opposing viewpoints, how to use it, and more.

This database is hand curated for your success. 

 

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Many of the Library's subscription databases now have a security screen that comes up to prevent users from going any further.  Once the user overrides the warning, that link is added as OK.  

However, for many users, the warning is frightening. We have a warning on our Databases A-Z page, but many users do not see it.

We thought this was a user side browser error, but have found we need to invest in a new level of authenticating service.

Meantime, please communicate to students it is safe to override, bypass, to go to these sites.

 

 

Google Chrome Warning

Select Advanced and proceed to the site. 

 

Warning from the databases

 

 

Firefox Warning

Accept Risk and Continue.

Firefox warning

 

 

Another Example

Go the SHOW DETAILS and select the link to the database. 

 

Image of security warning

HERE: Share Book and Book Talk

 

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REFERENCES:

"2.5 times less likely to develop Alzheimer’s"
"...reading reduces stress by 68 percent"
Book and Reading Statistics

Leads to Clarity & Clear Thinking
Opening the Closed Mind: The Effect of Exposure to Literature on the Need for Closure

Be Resourceful
Goal Setting is Linked to Higher Achievement

Builds Resilience
5 Steps to a More Resilient You

 

Big Bend Community College William C. Bonaudi Library invites you to attend our Wednesday Webinars. PJs are OK! Login as you are.

The Library is beginning weekly online webinars about Library and Research topics. All students and faculty are welcome to attend these small size online presentations.

Ask questions and interact with your Librarian from the comfort of your own home or wherever you are.

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November 13
Library Orientation

November 20
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