Library Service Update

Looking for full-text Chinese journal articles and dissertations related to Business, Law, Politics or Social Science? In addition to China Academic Journal, China Doctoral/Masters' Theses Full-Text Database provided by CNKI, Wanfang Data is a useful resource for you. The Library has recently subscribed to the China Online Journals (COJ) and Dissertations of China (DOC) of Wanfang Data. Our users can now have access to full texts of the following series:
　

COJ (full-text access from 1998 - present):

- Business/Economic Series

- Philosophy/Law/Politics Series

- Social Sciences Series

DOC (full-text access from 2004 - present):

- Managerial Science Series

To access Wanfang Data, go to Electronic Library > E-Journals & Databases > type in "Wanfang Data"

A search guide is available.

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Resources Updates

Wiley Online Library

Wiley InterScience, a journal platform, has been renamed to Wiley Online Library. Users can search for journal titles related to Finance, Management, Marketing, Languages, Psychology, etc. The Library subscribes to the Social Science and Humanities Series which contain a collection of more than 400 full-text journals covering Politics, History, Philosophy,Education disciplines.

To access Wiley Online Library, go to Electronic Library > E-Journals & Databases > type in "Wiley Online Library"

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Featured Services

Library Catalogue

A new interface of Library Catalogue was launched in July 2010. You can do online search of library materials, renewal and reservations of books via the Library Catalogue. Students, staff and tutors are now able to login to their borrower's record with the OUHK user ID and single password.

To access, please go to the E-Library > Library Catalogue > OUHK Library Catalogue

The user guide will help you to know more about the system.

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Featured Event

Library Workshops (4 Oct 2010 - 13 Nov 2010)

Need to find set textbooks, reference materials for the new semester, or just want to sharpen your information searching skills? Come and join our October 2010 Semester Workshops. Some topics include:

Introduction to Library’s collections, facilities and loan privileges
Essential information searching skills when using Library

electronic resources
Hands-on practice for finding set textbooks, reference materials and past exam papers
Methods to access Electronic Library from home or office

Registration is required. Please call 2768-6778 or e-mail your name, student ID, contact phone no., e-mail address, and date of the session to libwww@ouhk.edu.hk . The workshop schedule is posted on the Electronic Library website under "News and Announcements".
　

Act fast, seats are limited!

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Hot Topic

Data Privacy

The sale of personal data of cardholders to third parties by the Octopus Holdings aroused public awareness of the issue of data privacy. People are concerned about how their personal data could be protected under the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance and are reminded to handle private data carefully.

For news coverage of data privacy, check out WiseNews for newspaper articles and magazines published in HK, China and Taiwan. Use Factiva to find related coverage in major English international media.

To look for legislation related to data privacy, you may access to the full-text legal database Lawinfochina which provides Chinese laws and regulations and judicial cases of China. Westlaw International, on the other hand, covers the jurisdictions of Hong Kong, United Kingdom, United States, European Union etc.

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Service Alerts 　

Using OUHK ID cards to get entry to the Library

The Library would like to remind users to use their valid OUHK Identity Card to gain entry through the Library's Access Control System. Library staff may refuse entry if users cannot produce a proper University ID or establish their bona fide identity.

Quiet place to study

The Library is a place for you to read and study. Users are reminded to keep quiet in the Library! Talking to mobile phones and group discussion are not allowed in the reading areas of the Library. We need your co-operations to make the Library a better place. Please be considerate!

A User Education Campaign will be launched from 4 October 2010 to 15 October 2010. Leaflets will be distributed at the Library entrance with an aim to promote a quiet and pleasant environment conducive to user's research and study.

Proper use of internet stations

The internet stations in the Library aim to offer access to the subscribed or selected free electronic resources related to your learning and study. Users are reminded that the internet stations shall be used for academic purpose only.

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