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eBook Collection
Wintec Library has a large number of digital resources, from our single-search system OneSearch to our hundreds of thousands of online ebooks and millions of academic journal articles. We know it can be tricky using so many different systems, so we have some tips and pointers here to help you make the most of the resources we have while you study.
Whether you need help learning how to use OneSearch, you want to brush up on your ebook skills, or you're wanting to know if Wikipedia can be used in an assignment, we're here to help. Click this link for more information.
Click here to access your Proquest Bookshelf. (You may need to login).
Library Guides
Library guides are guides especially written by Wintec Library staff to support you with your studies. They help you find books, journals and databases to use for your assignments and can give you tips, tools and strategies for assessing the resources you find. Type in keywords or your subject name to find specific guides.Recommended Databases
A database allows you to search for material in journals, magazines, ebooks and other online resources. Results can include just the abstract (summary) of the material; or the complete article, book, video, etc. Click a recommended database below to start searching. For access to all our databases you can click on this link A-Z list of databases
To access the databases you will need a Wintec computer username and password. These are available from the ITS Service Management Team toll-free on 0800 494 683 for all current Wintec staff and students.
If you need help searching the databases, look for tutorials within the database or Ask a librarian—we're here to help.
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Featured Databases
Ngā Pakanga o Aoteaora – The New Zealand Wars in the BWB Collections
28 October marks the national commemoration of Ngā Pakanga o Aotearoa (The New Zealand Wars). With public interest growing rapidly, the BWB Collections offer a range of rich digital resources for learning more about this series of conflicts which profoundly shaped our nation's history.
With ClinicalKey Student, you have access to leading medical and nursing content, video resources and powerful study tools to help you study smarter.
Click here to access Clinical Key. Please note you will need to register to access this resource.
Click here for a quick video tutorial on how to use this database. Please note that not all products mentioned in the tutorial are included in our subscription.
Notes on Injectable Drugs (NoIDs)
Notes on Injectable Drugs (NoIDs) is a database of monographs for over 200 medicines in use in New Zealand in a general medical/surgical setting.
It is intended to assist in the preparation and safe administration of injectable medicines but these monographs are not intended to replace local guidelines, nor to provide prescribing information.
NoIDs users should consult local guidelines, manufacturer’s Medicine Data Sheets and New Zealand Formulary for full prescribing information. This website is continually updated.
You can access NoIDs here.
Understanding Academic Integrity
Try our interactive module on Academic Integrity. You will receive some great tips including an understanding of copyright, referencing,and how to ensure your assignments comply with the principles of Academic Integrity.