Alerts keep you current with information such as newly published full-text articles and videos. You choose your keywords and subjects and the search results are automatically delivered to your email.
Use alerts to keep current with your specific interest, topic or subject.
Alerts are delivered to your email as soon as resources on your topic become available.
Alerts provide access to newspapers, magazines, journals, websites, videos and more.
Only one time setup of alerts. Quick and easy!
Alerts saves you time with research and information gathering.
Alerts are an excellent way of monitoring information. The Alerts are like your personalized research assistant, which, once setup, identify new content published on your topic, and send it to you via email, or push it to an RSS feed reader.
Learn more about Alerts by watching the short video, courtesy of Google News Lab.
STEP 2: Type your keywords or phrases in the search box.
Tip: remember to use quotation marks around any exact phrases, e.g. "climate change", to keep the words together and in the same order.
STEP 3: Customize your alert. Select frequency, type of source (news, video, etc.), language, region, and number of resources per alert. Leave your email address, and 'Create Alert'.
Publications from specific author(s)
Receive newly published articles by a specific author.
Cited References
Track research findings or the influence of specific authors by receiving new articles that cite that author.
Table of Contents
Receive the table of contents each time a new issue of a magazine, journal or newspaper is published
Pre-defined Search "Topic" or "Subject" or "Keywords"
Receive new results that relate to your saved search.
Here are the instructions for the databases purchased by Seneca Libraries.You can search these databases through a Subject Guide or go directly to a specific database.
Educational videos from CBC and Radio-Canada: documentaries from programs, series, news reports, archival material and more.
Go to: Curio.ca
