Resources to Support Student Learning Outcomes

See the Website Evaluation Subject Guide for more information on this topic.

 If there is a resource that FAU Libraries do not own or is checked out, you can request it through the Interlibrary Loan Department.

 Valuable website links to the "The raw materials of history"  can be found in the Primary Sources Subject Guide.

The Libraries' DIY Resource Guide is here!

• Learn how to find books and articles
• Discover tips on doing research
• Locate library and campus information, and more!

ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) was developed to be a free, unique identifier for scholarly publishing. It eliminates the ambiguity that can happen with author names or groups, and it allows researchers to easily find their published works in the various databases and publishing collections on the Internet. Most of the leading universities and research institutions support and encourage the use of ORCID for their scholarly publications.

Registering for an ORCID is free and just requires your first and last name and your primary e-mail. After that you will choose your notification and visibility settings and you're all set!