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Welcome to the subject guide for Afrikaans & Dutch. This guide will provide students, researchers and staff of the Department of Afrikaans with access to subject and information resources, and research support.

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Access & Discovery (subject guide) Access & Discovery's purpose is to share documentation that will assist you in discovering and accessing our e-Resources.
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Prepared and maintained by the System Developers from the UP Libraries.
Copyright (subject guide) Copyright procedures & guidelines at University of Pretoria, Department of Library Services.
Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Resources (subject guide) A guide for updates, information, and scholarly content about the coronavirus outbreak. For personal health questions, please contact your primary care doctor.
Databases A-Z Complete list of databases the library subscribes to, including trial access.
Endnote X9 (subject guide) Information on how to start using Endnote X9 with tutorials.
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EndNote helps you build, publishing and manage your bibliography, citations and references on Windows and Mac.
FAQs (Library FAQs under Lockdown)
Humanities Faculty Library homepage (webpage) Links to Humanities Faculty Library Homepage
WorldCat Discovery ("catalogue") Links directly to library catalogue, to search for UP library holdings in advanced search mode.
Library Homepage Links directly to the UP Libraries homepage
ORCiD (subject guide) Different methods of how to populate the ORCID will be explained
Predatory Publications (subject guide) This guide aims to assist in identifying and avoiding predatory journals.
Research Data Management (subject guide) Provides information on processes, procedures, and policy with regards to research data management (RDM), as well as access to resources and tools that can support researchers in managing their data.
Research Guide (subject guide) This Guide provides post graduate students (and researchers) with the tips and tools necessary to successfully complete their research.
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Compiled and updated by the Merensky 2 Library Research Commons staff.
Research Support (webpage) This webpage was compiled by the Merensky 2 Library's Research Commons staff.
Subject related databases (webpage) Links to the Languages cluster lists of recommended databases for your department or programme.
Training, Tutorials & User Guides (webpage) The UP Department of Library Services Training webpage.
UPSpace Links to the UP Open Access Institutional Repository, containing theses and dissertations for African languages.
Worldcat Discovery Training Videos (link to subject guide) Sharing training videos that will assist you with discovering and accessing our resources.

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Information specialists are subject librarians who render services in the following areas: literature searches, research support, library training, and collection development.

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Information Specialist

Adrienne Warricker

Information Specialist

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Subjects: African Languages, Afrikaans, Ancient & Modern Languages & Cultures, Creative Writing, English, Humanities, Translation & Interpreting, Unit for Academic Literacy