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You can still access the UC Berkeley Library’s services and resources during the closure. Here’s how.

Film 201 - Film Historiography - Spring 2018: Quick Start

Consult this page to:

  • Know your librarian
  • Optimize off-campus access to Library resources
  • Start Your Search
  • Complete the survey on our session

Film & Media Services Librarian

Optimize off-campus access to Library resources

Step 1: Set up EZ Proxy Bookmarklet

Step 2: Configure Google Scholar to display links articles paid for by the Library

  • Open Scholar. 
  • Click on the menu icon three linesin the upper left corner
  • Click on the the gear icongear, settingsto reach the settings page
  • On the next screen, choose Library Links from the left-hand menu.
  • In the search box, type the word Berkeley.  Choose University of California, Berkeley - UC-eLinks, and Open Worldcat Search.

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Start Your Search

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Features most (but not all) Library resources:

  • books, ebooks, media (etc) from OskiCat
  • journals, magazines, newspapers, encyclopedias and dictionaries from Library-paid databases and resources

For more on what is missing, see the "More on: Start Your Search" tab.

Background & Core Text Resources (Getting Started)