NTU Online Facultyhandbook

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SLIM gives users easy access to library materials, including books, periodicals, audio-visual materials and electronic resources

https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/

NTU is one of the world’s leading universities. To preserve and introduce our abundant research findings and academic capacity to the international community, NTU Library integrated the NTU Repository (NTUR) and Academic Hub (AH) into NTU Scholars. This comprehensive system integrates the university’s research capacity, facilitates collaborations, preserves academic output, and promotes research outcomes.

Faculty members at NTU are welcome to join this system. Visit the following website to learn more and book services from subject librarians: https://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/node/2631

1. The subject librarian service was set up so as to serve as the bridge between the library and instructors.

2. Librarians responsible for specific academic fields provide customized lectures or in-depth consultation services for utilizing library resources based on the teaching and research needs of faculty members.

   • Librarians assist in course teaching
   • Assist in EMI teaching
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   • In-depth consultation services: Appointment with a librarian

3. Librarians responsible for specific academic fields collect library resources for specific fields and subjects, assist teachings in designating references for courses, and handle collection development work, such as books for research projects of faculty members.

   • Designating references for courses
   • Borrowing books for research projects

4. Supporting academic publications of researchers, and providing Open Access journal submission discounts, as well as guidelines for submission.

   • OA journal submission discount
   • Must-knows for journal submission

5. Contact the librarian for your specific academic field https://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/node/175

6. Overview of online resources: If you are off campus, please configure off-campus connection VPN.

   • SLIM cloud library automation system: Select “Online resources” on the left side of search results.
   • Frequently used databases: Web of Science, Scopus, airiti Library, and CNKI.
   • Free public resources: Google Scholar, Semantic Scholar, OAIster, DOAB, DOAJ, NDLTD, arXiv.org.
   Please refer to the detailed description for more resources: http://tul.blog.ntu.edu.tw/archives/27717

1.  Domain Network Analysis (DNA) Service: To provide customized services to NTU’s full-time faculty members, the keywords and year provided by faculty members are used to search and analyze literature, bibliometric and social network analysis are utilized to visually present an overview of literature in the field, including the composition of topics, important authors, and developments and trends in research fonts. This can mainly be applied by faculty members to explore research directions and provide documentation for project application.
   Online application services: https://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/events/2019_dna/
2.  Academic cooperation exploration service NTU TOPICs:
   The University Library constructed a visualized network analysis website based on topics of publications by NTU authors, presenting the similarity between authors and research features. This can be referenced by NTU researchers when looking for potential researchers to partner with. It will also help personnel on and off campus to determine research topics that NTU authors and units are focused on.
   Service website:
   https://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/events/ntutopics/index.html

Cross-library book borrowing service: Provides an online application service for users to borrow books in the libraries on different campuses. The scope of the service includes the books in the Main Library (including the library service centers of the Institutes of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Oceanography, the LIS Library, the Koo Chen-Fu Memorial Library, the Law Library, and the ASRS Service Center) and the Medical Library. The books must be “on shelves” and “available for lending.”

1. The JADE service helps you obtain journal articles that are not available at the NTU Library from overseas libraries within as short as 24 hours; there is a NT$5 charge per page.
2. More details about the JADE service are available at:
   http://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/en/JADE

1. NTU Library enjoys interlibrary loan agreements with more than 100 libraries in Taiwan. NTU faculty and students can visit the NTU Library to apply for an interlibrary loan card that can be used to check out books at cooperating libraries. Full-time NTU faculty members can check out books at National Taiwan Normal University and National Taiwan University of Science and Technology with their NTU faculty ID cards through a simple application process. For details, visit:
   https://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/en/node/2122
2. The Nationwide Document Delivery Service (NDDS) allows you to apply online to check out books and request photocopies of journal articles from cooperating libraries in Taiwan. Details are available at:
   http://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/node/157

1. Multimedia@Online
   Instructors and students can access a variety of online audiovisual resources at the NTU Library, including audiovisual collections and videotaped speeches, anywhere and anytime via this website.
2. Multimedia Focus
   Users can find professional movie reviews, catalogs of new arrivals, lists of the most borrowed and viewed movies, and introductions of original soundtracks for the movies available at NTU Library on this website.

• Study carrel rental service
  There are numerous study carrels on 2F to 4F of the University Library that can be rented by full-time faculty members, research fellows, post-doctoral fellows, and doctoral students. For a detailed description, please refer to: https://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/node/3887

1. The library provides tour services for students, faculty members, and guests of departments. NTU’s librarians will take you to libraries (including the Main Library, the Koo Chen-Fu Memorial Library, and the ASRS Service Center), and introduce the buildings’ features and their equipment and services of each floor. Visit the service website for details: https://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/node/194。
2. The Library Online Panotour provides 360-degree panoramic views, allowing visitors to browse the library floor plans, service equipment, and featured library collections. Panotour service: https://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/AR/pano/panotour/index.html。
3. The featured areas of the main library have AR services, helping visitors obtain introduction information via mobile devices and relevant apps. AR application service: https://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/AR/index.html。

1. e-Learning website: Provides online courses on how to utilize the library, and introduces library services and resources (such as instructional videos on the bibliographic management software EndNote); also provides a wide variety of online professional courses, such as literature, theater, and language learning, for faculty members and students to engage in active learning. https://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/node/194
2. NTU Library HELP channel: Online lectures by librarians responsible for specific academic fields, including lecture course records and the “One minute recharging station” series, which introduces the library, resources, and search techniques through 1-2 minute clips, allowing users to quickly gain knowledge at any time! https://www.youtube.com/@ntulib_help

http://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw/

The NTU Institutional Repository archives the university’s academic research output, including journal articles, conference papers, and research reports, and allows you to perform full-text searches. Faculty members are invited to present their works for archiving in the repository or provide links to their works. By doing so, the authors will draw increased visibility and academic impact to themselves and the university.

http://webarchive.lib.ntu.edu.tw/eng/default.asp

The NTU Web Archiving System (NTUWAS) is an online archive of significant websites in Taiwan that places a priority on topics concerning NTU. Using web history to archive organizations, Taiwan, and history, NTUWAS is a website of great local and historical value that works towards the goal of preserving a record of Taiwan on the Internet.

1. Subscribe to the Library e-Newsletter at:
   http://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw/node/225
2. NTU Library Facebook page:
   http://www.facebook.com/NTULIB
   Join the NTU Library Facebook page to get the latest news and information.
3. NTU Library@LINE：@ntulib
   
4. Instagram
   https://www.instagram.com/ntu.library/
   
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Android and iOS versions of the NTU Library app have already been released. Download the app and it will actively send push notifications of the latest news, new acquisitions, library search, individual reservations, extension, and e-payment services. It also provides AR services, Beacon micro-positioning, and mobile library card functions, providing readers with different library experiences.

1. iOS download URL: https://itunes.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1116913982?mt=8
2. Android download URL: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ntu.ntulib