...nd only work for the duration of your search session. If you try to access a session-based url after you log-off, navigate away from the page and/or sev
...directly in front of your PURL (i.e. no spaces between the prefix and the PURL)<br/><br />
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...nticate users, they won't work for anyone who is off-campus unless you add a special EZproxy prefix to the front.
*To do this simply paste your PURL into the box above and click "create." The resulting URL can now be shared
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...campus. To avoid having this happen you must add a special prefix to your PURL. To do this you can:
2) OR add the following prefix to each PURL yourself:
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===Why should I use a PURL?===
...le directly into their online course. That's understandable - to do so is a quick and technically simple process.
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...license is one which grants permission to access, re-use and redistribute a work with few or no restrictions."
There are a number of open licenses that allow for content to be used in a variety of ways. This guide focuses on Creative Commons; however, to find
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===How can I tell if a webpage URL is permanent?===
...bar and see if the word “session” appears in it. This means that the URL is only valid for your (temporary) session. For example:
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...sy to find that the information doesn't exist. Frequently the information is available if you look for it - though '''DOIs in particular''' are not crea
*If you don't immediately see an author associated with a website, online article, blog entry etc. look for "about us," "help," "more
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*Respond to case studies from a student perspective.
...e has been shared with you in the overall sprint guide. The schedule below is to draw your attention to student specific process and activities
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UBC Library Online Course Reserves (LOCR) allows instructors to create a single list with all the course materials. You can:
* Get a hyperlink for the course materials that is accessible (only) to students enrolled in your course
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...ll sites are able to access course reserves in Connect/MEDICOL. Following is information for MD program course reserves administrators, as well as infor
...Please use Chrome or Firefox to access LOCR in Connect. Internet Explorer is not recommended.'''
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...assment, by learning four crucial pieces of information: the '''who''', '''what''', '''when''', and '''where''' of your source.
== Crucial Information: Who, What, When, Where, Why ==
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