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Getting Published-Sources and Resources
- 1. Getting Published—Sources and Resources www.library.ubc.ca
- 5. Directory of Open Access Journals 4,377 journals
- 9. Cabell’s Directories of Publishing Opportunities
- 10. Cabell’s topics
- 12. Canadian Modern Language Review
- 13. TOPICS: Bilingual / E.S.L.; Curriculum Studies; Languages & Linguistics; Reading; Teacher Education;Tests, Measurement & Evaluation
- 15. Advanced search
- 16. Legend
- 17. Studies in Second Language Acquisition
- 18. Full display
- 19. Journal Citation Report —Web of Science
- 22. Title contains all words
- 24. Publications listed in an Index
- 28. Thanks and don’t hesitate to contact us!
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- The web address for the UBC Library is www.library.ubc.ca For those of you who attended UBC last year the library’s web site looks a little different. Just to give you a quick overview of the page -the UBC crest will take you to the UBC web page. -the UBC Library print in blue will take you back to the library’s home page The blue bar across the top consists of drop down menus that will give you information about the library, link you to library branches—such as the Education Library page, to the UBC library catalogue and catalogues of other libraries, to print and electronic journals, to E-resources such as Indexes and Databases, electronic books, and our citation management software RefWorks, to Instruction for lists of library workshops and guides such as the APA style guide, to Services for You such as your library account, and to Ask Us where you can connect to a librarian. The One Search box allows you to search the catalogue, databases, Google scholar and the library’s web site. The middle section includes FIND, HOW TO, SUBJECT RESOURCES and MY ACCOUNT. HOW TO is important as it will include instructions for setting up VPN from home. The bottom part of the page news announcements and FAQ’s. The UBC Library web page address is www.library.ubc.ca. Go to that page now and let’s just take a look at the page.
- The web address for the UBC Library is www.library.ubc.ca For those of you who attended UBC last year the library’s web site looks a little different. Just to give you a quick overview of the page -the UBC crest will take you to the UBC web page. -the UBC Library print in blue will take you back to the library’s home page The blue bar across the top consists of drop down menus that will give you information about the library, link you to library branches—such as the Education Library page, to the UBC library catalogue and catalogues of other libraries, to print and electronic journals, to E-resources such as Indexes and Databases, electronic books, and our citation management software RefWorks, to Instruction for lists of library workshops and guides such as the APA style guide, to Services for You such as your library account, and to Ask Us where you can connect to a librarian. The One Search box allows you to search the catalogue, databases, Google scholar and the library’s web site. The middle section includes FIND, HOW TO, SUBJECT RESOURCES and MY ACCOUNT. HOW TO is important as it will include instructions for setting up VPN from home. The bottom part of the page news announcements and FAQ’s. The UBC Library web page address is www.library.ubc.ca. Go to that page now and let’s just take a look at the page.