The Essential Electronic Agricultural Library (TEEAL)

This is to inform the entire University Community that the Library has secured a grant from the Mann Library, Cornell University, USA, for the installation of The Essential Electronic Agricultural Library (TEEAL) in the University of Abuja Library. TEEAL is an offline full-text and searchable database of articles from more than 350 high-quality research journals in agriculture and the related sciences from 1993 – 2014.

The TEEAL was already delivered to the Library and has been installed. Also, a training on how to use the TEEAL and other electronic resources is coming in the first week of November. 

Once more, The Essential Electronic Agricultural Library (TEEAL) is a digital library for excellence in agricultural research and education.

It contains current agricultural research with access to hundreds of essential agricultural journals without internet connection.

Full-text articles can be downloaded, saved or printed in the following subject areas:

i. Agricultural Engineering

ii. Agriculture

iii. Animal Science / Veterinary Medicine

iv. Biology / Genetics

v. Biotechnology / Applied Microbiology

vi. Chemistry / Biochemistry / Biophysics

vii. Economic / Social Sciences / Development

viii. Entomology / Pest Control

ix. Environment / Ecology / Natural Resources

x. Fisheries / Aquatic Sciences

xi. Food Science / Nutrition

xii. Forestry

xiii. Human / Medicine / Physiology

xiv. Plant Science / Soil Science 

Thank you as I look forward to your comments and inquiries. 

WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICAN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION NETWORK

The University Librarian and some library staff attended the WACREN workshop at NUC on Wednesday 5th October 2016.
The workshop was aimed at reducing the cost of access to databases through a consortium among the Nigerian  Universities.
Below is the group photograph taking at the end of the workshop.

Group photo at WACREN Workshop

Training of University of Abuja Library Staff

Helen Okpala - Resource Person, helping out some participants.

 Today, our resource person - Helen Nneka Okpala , a Librarian at University of Nigeria Nsukka, is taking the library staff on how to use social media like Facebook, Twitter, Blogs to reach out to our library patrons. More to that, the library staff are being taught how to make use of reference management systems to create researcher profiles and collaborate in addition to reference management. 

Helen can be reached at: www.library.unn.edu.ng/helen  www.helenokpala.com  helen.okpala@unn.edu.ng

A view of the participants

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Practical session