The Library of the UPF gives you the chance to connect to the electronic resources - electronic databases, journals/magazines, books and dictionaries- contracted by the Library from any computer on the UPF network as well as from outside (remote access). Follow these instructions and read the conditions of use:
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INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO GET ACCESS TO E-RESOURCES FROM ANY COMPUTER ON THE UPF NETWORK
In order to be able to view these resources correctly, your screen must have a resolution of at least 800x600.
To get access to the UPF's CD-ROM network databases (represented by
the icon
)
the client ICA must be installed on
your computer.
In order to be able to view the full text of some of the resources you will require the Acrobat Reader or RealPage programmes. If you have neither of these installed, you can request them form the Computing Service (you must enter the Campus Global code and password).
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ACCESS TO E-RESOURCES FROM ANY COMPUTER
OUTSIDE THE UPF NETWORK
In three steps:
Connect to the Library & IT website
Identify yourself
Access the e-resources contents
Connect to the Library & IT website
When you connect to the Library & IT website from a computer located outside the UPF network, the option "Connection to e-resources" will appear at the top right hand side of the screen, as you can see in the following image:
Identify yourself
If you click on this option, a page will appear where you must identify yourself using your Campus Global code and password, as you can see in the following image:
For the service to work properly, please read all information regarding how the service works and the technical requisites on this page.
Access the e-resources contents
This service will take you to the Library & IT Services homepage and from here, you will be able to get access to all contents and consult the electronic resources contracted by the UPF library. For example, you can access the MLA database from the Humanities subject guide:
The UPF library only contracts electronic information resources for academic purposes, and therefore, they are not to be used for lucrative purposes or to carry out any professional activity outside the University.
The contract licences for these resources only allow access to members of the UPF university community: short and long degree students, teaching staff and researchers, as well as administrative and service staff. Any other person interested in consulting the electronic resources must address to the information desk at any Library site.
On the other hand, remember that when using these resources, you shall at all times take intellectual property rights into account. That is to say, you must not violate their normal use or harm the legitimate interests of the holders of said rights. Thus, for example, copying electronic resources in full is not permitted, and neither may you copy substantial parts thereof, and, when citing materials taken from these resources, the source shall be mentioned.