Enhanced Access to Chronicle of Higher Education

The University Library has provided online access to The Chronicle of Higher Education to GGU faculty, students and staff for over a year now. We now have an enhancement to the online service.

The University's email domain "@ggu.edu" has been added to the authentication database. As a result, anyone who has, or creates, a free Chronicle account using this email domain, will now be able to do a number of things, including,

1. Access premium content posted at Chronicle.com from any location without going through your institution's proxy server
2. Access premium content from one's smart phone
3. E-mail articles to colleagues.
   

Just a reminder, the GGU subscription also provides the following:

• Sign up for any of our free e-newsletters such as Academe Today,
• Chronicle Review, the Global Edition, and others
• Sign up for job alerts
• Participate in Chronicle forums
• Comment on Chronicle articles

You can use the link above to go to the web site to create your personal account now.

How to read a paper

Although this relates to "hard" science, the basic principles of reading an academic or purportedly academic paper remain true. Perhaps this may serve as a reading assignment for a brief introduction to critical reading?

How to read a paper, by Ben Goldacre.