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What Review Type Is Right For You? Conducting evidence syntheses are an increasingly popular and impactful way for researchers and policymakers to explore, organize and…
What Review Type Is Right For You?
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Finding Articles & Searching Databases at U-M… 2 of 4
Finding Articles & Searching Databases at U-M…
Follow along with Digital Education and Engagement Librarian Naomi Binnie as she demonstrates how to find articles and search databases using U-M Library resources. …Finding Articles & Searching Databases at U-M…
From Jamie Niehof
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This video highlights many of the ways the professionals at the U-M Library can collaborate and support research.
U-M Library - Research Partners
From Robert McIntyre
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Importing a Library Module into a Canvas Course
From Diana Perpich
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