Information Literacy Poll
When you are studying Romanticism as a movement in the arts, where do you first look to find information?
Books: 11 votes (25.58%)
Online (blogs, magazines, newspapers): 10 votes (23.26%)
Social networks (Twitter, Facebook): 0 votes (0%)
Academic journals: 21 votes (48.84%)
Friends: 1 votes (2.33%)
Other: 0 votes (0%)
Total Votes: 43
Library Introduction for Music Educators
Library Resources for Music Educators: An Introduction
Your campus library holds a wide variety of resources for music education students. Carmichael Library collects books, academic journals, and high-quality databases to support UM's excellent programs in music and education.
Examples of Carmicahel Library resources for music education include:
- Music Scores - Located in the southwest corner of the second floor, most can be found shelved with other music materials in the "M"s.
- Compact Discs - Nearly 1,000 in our collection in the A/V cabinet on the main floor.
- Reference Books - The Library invests in important works for music research including The New Grove Encyclopedia of Music and Musicians.
- Print Journals - The library holds dozens of important titles in music, education, and related fields.
- Online Databases - Thousands of peer-reviewed articles are available without even stepping into the library building. Also, you can access hundreds of thousands of streaming audio tracks via Classical Music Library.
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