Online Students Subject Guide

Online students at the Academy of Art University have access to full-text articles, e-books, and images through the Library's subscription databases. Always log in to these databases through their links on the Library's Online Resources page. When you log in from off campus locations, you will need to enter your name and student ID number.


Need some one-on-one help with your research? Use our Ask a Librarian form to ask questions or to set up a research consultation with a librarian. We can meet with you in person, online, or over the phone.
Your local public library is also a great resource for books, movies, magazines, and more! To find a public library near you, type your location into the Public Library Association's Library Finder. Use your local public library's website to find items, locations and hours, and to see what the requirements for getting a library card are. In many cases, if your public library doesn't have the item you're looking for, they can buy it or get it for you through an interlibrary loan.

Full Text Online Books

ebrary provides you with access to more than 4,500 electronic books in over 18 different subject areas, including art, history, and technology. ebrary also gives you tools to create citations, highlight and annotate books, and save books to read later.

Questions? Check our ebrary FAQ page for the answers!
 

Full Text Online Reference Books

Oxford Art Online is an online encyclopedia of world art and art history, spanning from prehistoric to modern art. It contains artist biographies, information about art movements, timelines of world art, definitions of art terms, and links to image collections.
 

Graduate Student Showcases

Digital Images

The Academy of Art Library provides students and faculty with access to thousands of digital images. Digital Image Resources include LUNA, the EBSCO Cinema Image Gallery, and links to free digital resources. LUNA includes images digitized by request from faculty to support the Academy of Art University curriculum.

Online Tutorials and Access Tips

Through the library website, students have access to tutorials that will help them use the online resources. These tutorials include information on how to get started on a research paper, how to cite your sources in MLA format, how to use ProQuest and EBSCO, information literacy tutorials, and many more.

Subject Guides by Major

Take a look at your major's subject guide to see the websites and online resources that AAU librarians have recommended as excellent resources. Each subject guide contains links to professional organizations, blogs, online image collections, and more, all chosen specifically for your major!

Do you have a website or other online resource that you think Online Students would find helpful? Let us know and we'll add it to the Online Students Subject Guide.
 
 
 

Librarian

Audrey Ferrie

  • Phone:
    (415) 618 - 3916
  • Subjects:
    • Online Students
    • Liberal Arts
 
 

Chat with a Librarian

Online Students can chat with a librarian, using Meebo.
Check it out!