Q. How can I use the library from home?

Seneca Libraries has lots of resources for you to access online. Here are some places to start:

For Research

• Seneca Libraries website - Search for a wide variety of materials using the search box. Use the limit "full-text online" to find what we have online, and consider adding the "books" or "articles" limit under "content type".
• Subject guides - Browse a collection of recommended resources for your subject area.
• A-Z Databases - Look through our list of all databases we subscribe to. Browse or narrow down the list to find the best databases for your topic.

For Citation

• Citation guides - For MLA and APA style; these include examples, explanations, and sample papers.

For Digital Assignments

• Sandbox Webinars - Not sure how to start your infographic? New to digital storytelling? Sign up for a webinar where someone will walk through the process live.
• Sandbox Tutorials - Find tips and resources to navigate these assignments at your own pace.
• LinkedIn Learning (Lynda.com) - Use this popular resource to watch video tutorials.

Help or Troubleshooting

• AskUs FAQs - Find answers to frequently asked questions at the library.
• Library Tutorials - Take a look at a variety of tutorials about research, citation, and more.

Connect with us

• AskUs Live - Chat with library staff one-on-one and get help with your research and citation questions.
• AskUs email form - Not into chatting? Contact us with your questions using our online form. Please use your Seneca email.
• Virtual Research Appointments - Stuck on your research? Schedule a time to meet with a librarian about your topic.
• @senecalibnlearn on Instagram will connect you with the Library, including the Sandbox and Archives, as well as the Learning Centre