In this 1.5hr session participants will be introduced to key archival, printed and electronic resources, such as finding aids, bibliographic resources and primary sources for post-1800 global history. The focus will be on non-European history (but exclude African history) and will draw predominantly on English language resources. Those interested in African history or US Studies should consider booking 'iSkills Information Resources for African Studies' or 'iSkills Sources for US History'. The session will point out other existing support, such as online guides and relevant subject librarians.
 
Subjects to be covered include:
•    Finding relevant modern Global history / non-Western resources and finding tools in Oxford
•    Identifying and searching key databases in Databases A-Z
•    Using key portals and gateways to libraries and archives of online sources texts
 

Intended Audience:  Students, researchers and anyone interested in the topic

Dates and booking

Presenters:  Isabel Holowaty; Lucy McCann; Jeremy McIlwaine

Format:  Presentation with practical exercises

What you will need? A computer will be provided. If you prefer to bring your own laptop, please read our guidance notes.

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