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- UCLA Library CatalogThe UCLA Library Catalog lists books and journals (not journal articles) owned by the UCLA Library.
- Campus Library Instructional Computing Commons (CLICC)Borrow a laptop, reserve a group study room, use a scanner, etc.
- SRLF (Southern Regional Library Facility)Many library materials, archives, and manuscript collections are housed in the SRLF. Utilizing high-density shelving, the collections are stored in a climate-controlled environment designed to preserve them. Materials can be retrieved for use in campus libraries or to be checked out.
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Comm Studies Sources
- CIOSCommunication Institute for Online Scholarship provides a number of research and news sources in the field of communication.
- Research Guide to Communication Studies
- UCLA Library Broadcast NewsScapeThe Communication Studies Department at UCLA captures TV News from Los Angeles and other locations. The contents are searchable and viewable.
To Google or not to Google?
The Internet has brought a vast array of information to your desktop. The challenge for students is to identify the relevant sources, get to them easily, and critically evaluate their content. Some of the websites listed on the other tabs in this guide are licensed for UC users only, others are open to all. Those that are licensed will not turn up in a Google search.
This guide will lead you to resources that can help you find material for your assignments. Remember that you can always ask a reference librarian for help.
Connect from Off-Campus
Most of the links on these pages go to subscription sources which are accessible from any computer on campus. UCLA students, faculty, and staff can access these sites from off-campus using either the Bruin Online Proxy Server (a simple setting in your browser) or the UCLA VPN Client (a program you install on your computer).
To access restricted resources from your laptop on campus, use either the eduroam wireless network (secure data connection) or the UCLA_WIFI wireless network (restricted, but unsecured).
[NOTE: If you are using a Mac, you may need to use Firefox, not Safari, to read some of the pdf material.]
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