Does the NCC Library have access? See which publications -- journals, newspapers, magazines -- are available online from the library. If you can't find something, contact us.
Copyright
Faculty are responsible for ensuring that their course materials comply with copyright law. Nashua Community College adheres to and enforces CCSNH copyright policies in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations regarding the access and use of information resources, including but not limited to The Copyright Act of 1976 and all amendments and additions to date, The Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, and the T.E.A.C.H Act (Technology, Education, and Copyright Harmonization Act) of 2002. For details see the CSSNH Board Policies.
Please send copyright and fair use questions to Library Director Fran Keenan.
The NCC Library is proud to support teaching and learning at the college. For a personal review of the library resources and services available to you as an NCC faculty member, please contact Library Director Fran Keenan.
This video demo of Brainfuse covers both student and faculty use of online tutoring. Note: The information for faculty about assigning tutoring starts at the 38:09 minute mark.
Fran Keenan, the NCC librarian, can come to your classroom (virtual or physical) and talk about using online library resources for research papers and assignments. Please submit this form at least one week before you would like her to visit and please provide her with a copy of the assignment so she can tailor her instruction.
Most NCC eBooks are from academic publishers and qualify as scholarly resources. The vast majority of NCC's library's books -- 86% -- are now eBooks. To see what's available, browse the collection. To search for a book on specific topic, search all ebooks at the same time in NCC Library OneSearch on library homepage. (Choose eBooks tab).
Note: NCC eBooks are not "peer-reviewed." The peer-review filter on library site limits search results to journal articles; it will eliminate eBooks. If your assignment specifies peer-reviewed resources, students will miss out on eBooks. Consider asking students to search for eBooks as well as peer-reviewed articles.
To use an eBook -- in whole or in part--in Canvas, cut and paste the "Permalink" into the course.
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