Self Learning
This platform serves as a subject guide for enriching library collections, organized by departments, bringing together various types of library resources to assist faculty and students in quickly accessing high-quality academic research resources, saving time on data collection, and rapidly gathering and utilizing research materials.
The learning platform offers a wealth of course videos, including library tours, library usage, database tutorials, lectures, and computer software tutorials.You can be watched repeatedly to improve your learning
Are you interested in signing up for library courses, but having a tight schedule? Here's a mini course for you!
Library offers 30-minute mini courses which makes you more flexible in time options!
You can understand how to utilize library resources for research and information gathering based on your own academic field.
Welcome to invite your two friends and you can start the class!
Roaming Around the World | Grasping Language Learning and English Proficiency Exams with Ease. |
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Literature Research for Your Thesis/Dissertation | Master the key to literature research on: (1) Master/PhD dissertations, (2) Journal publications, and (3) Newspaper resources. |
Literature Search for Your Thesis/Dissertation | Quickly Get Started with Turnitin Plagiarism Detection System for Papers |
Subject Guide | Recommend library collections based on your subject area and research field to help facilitate your research. |
Reading Helper | (1) How to quickly locate a book, and (2) How to search for your borrowing history. |
Enjoy Reading | Library Space and Services Overview, helping you quickly find the suitable reading space" |
Course for Teaching Assistants | How to make use of the library to help you improve your teaching skills (I): Teaching Support (venue equipment and faculty-designated reference materials) |
Course for Teaching Assistants | How to make use of the library to help you improve your teaching skills (II): Self-improvement skills (literature research skills) |
Do you want to study with your classmates? Do you have questions that you want to ask face to face?
The library has planned an extensive range of courses on library instruction services to enhance students’ ability to retrieve data and write their theses. These courses include topics such as English writing, bibliography management, database learning, plagiarism checking, and thesis upload, etc.
Sign up now for this semester’sresearch thesis workshops
Library courses are too popular. I can never sign up for them. My class schedules are so packed that I have no time to attend library classes.
No problem! We’ve got you covered. Lecturers can now submit a course application and invite librarians to teach directly in their classroom!
Courses are given on a class-by-class basis. Submit your application 2 weeks ahead of the planned course date.
60 minutes
The following are the suggested course contents. They can be adjusted according to different subjects and course requirements. You are welcome to call or email a librarian to discuss course content.
College of Liberal Arts: Ms. Sz-Hua Pan, Ext. 290#147, email: szhua@dragon.nchu.edu.tw
College of Engineering and College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: Ms. Jia-Jing Jiang, Ext. 290#146, email: meera@dragon.nchu.edu.tw
College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and College of Veterinary Medicine: Ms. Jung-Jung Chen, Ext. 290#141, email: ronda@dragon.nchu.edu.tw
College of Science and College of Life Sciences: Ms. Yi-Chun Liu, Ext. 290#148, email: yl183@dragon.nchu.edu.tw
College of Law and Politics and College of Management: Ms. Wan-Jen Chang, Ext. 290#143, email: wanjenchang@dragon.nchu.edu.tw