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On this page, you can find videos exploring and explaining how to use the library website, the library catalog, and two databases that are widely used in psychology studies and interdisciplinary research. They provide answers to frequently asked questions, and tips to improving the search process.
* The user guides are in Hebrew, but subtitles translating the transcription to different languages can be generated in the YouTube video through its 'setting' option.
A video guide to the library website: how to access it, how to search for materials and sources, and where to find links to search databases and recommended tools.
A video guide to the library catalog: how to search for materials and sources in the catalog, and how to locate books found in the catalog on the library shelves.
It also includes an explanation of loan durations – the amount of time a book can be borrowed – and how to identify this for each physical book in the library, as well as how to check if there are available copies for borrowing.
The video shows how to find book details through the catalog and offers various methods to improve catalog search capabilities.
It also explains how to access electronic books, the options they offer (such as downloading specific chapters), and the restrictions that apply to them.
A video guide to the APA PsycNet database, explaining how to search in it and access the full text of materials found, and what types of materials can be found there.
The video lists different methods to improve the search process in the database and presents a search example.
A video guide to the EBSCO database, explaining how to access it, search for materials and sources, how to access the found materials, and what can be done with them.
The video lists methods to improve the search process in the database and presents a search example.
