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Explore ideas and examples of how Knovel and Engineering Village can be used to build research, project management and technical writing skills in engineering students.
With the global pandemic disrupting education significantly, how can librarians and faculty keep up student engagement and achieve course goals? Download this infographic(opens in new tab/window) to get new ideas that can improve your approach.
Preparing for future careers in engineering: How faculty and librarians can help students succeed
Download infographic (opens in new tab/window)Watch this webinar(opens in new tab/window) to hear from Dr. Chris Cogswell, a customer consultant for engineering products at Elsevier, as he shares practical ideas and examples of using Knovel and Engineering Village in today’s digital learning environment.
You have been asked to choose the material for a new product and provide the reasons why you have chosen the material. In this short demo(opens in new tab/window) we explain how Knovel can help you with this excercise.
Watch the video(opens in new tab/window) and learn how Engineering Village can be used to find the right type of material for your new product.
Learn how to build a process flow diagram for brewing and pick the right materials for fermentation using Knovel.
Professor Heejin Jang used data and insights from the Elsevier Engineering solutions to enhance her research project, streamline workflows and optimize student learning
Chosun University case study
Graham Dawson, Liaison Librarian to the Science and Engineering Faculty of Queensland University of Technology advises his students to “showcase your capstone project”, and “talk about how you went about solving that problem task”.
Queensland case study
With the help of Knovel and Engineering Village to support their projects, these students ultimately paved the path toward their research, education and career goals.
As Engineering and Mathematics Librarian and associate professor at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Patricia Kirkwood has the job of introducing students to the quality resources they need to support their course study and future research. One way Kirkwood accomplishes this is by teaching her students to use Knovel.
Two librarians at the University of Buffalo teach students to use Knovel as their first choice for conducting precision data searches.
The head of the engineering library at NTU — considered one of the top 50 universities in the world — uses Knovel to help students understand that they need to seek out better research solutions than mainstream search engines.
OSU’s Engineering Librarian used the Knovel Academic Challenge as a fun way to introduce students to Knovel’s peer reviewed content and it worked, instilling practical research skills.
