Video Tutorials

DiscoverE is the best way of searching for materials owned by Emory University. It can also be used to search for electronic resources available to Emory faculty, students, and staff. These video tutorials will teach you the most efficient ways to search discoverE, read results, and store your research. Click here to access discoverE directly.

Atla maintains a powerful index of journal articles, essays, and book reviews in the fields of theolgy and religious studies. This is a paid resource licensed for use by current Emory faculty, staff, students, and alumni. These video tutorials will teach you the most efficient and powerful ways to search the Atla Religion Database. Click here to access the database (Emory credentials required). Alumni will need to register with the Emory Alumni Association to access the database. 

Course Reserves at Emory is a popular way for faculty to grant access to readings for students. Reserve materials may include physical books or electronic items, such as scans of book chapters or journal articles. The Emory Course Reserves tools lets faculty identify what materials are to be placed on reserve and lets students gain access to that materials. These video tutorials introduce both student and faculty to the use of this tool.