https://www.cgu.edu.tw/library-en/Subject?nodeId=17357 en 長庚大學【Library-Resource Trial相關內容】 Wed, 19 Feb 2025 13:33:26 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/82618?nodeId=17357 Overview: The Taiwan Academic E-Book and Database Consortium(TAEBDC) promotes the shared acquisition and access of academic electronic resources among university libraries to enhance the quality of academic resources, and support digital learning. This trial offers access to 5 e-book Patron-Driven Acquisition (PDA) collections, including HyRead, iRead, udn and Wiley. The collections cover medicine, humanities and social sciences, information technology, and other academic disciplines, providing access to nearly 6,600 e-books. Trial Period: From now until 2026/12/31 Trial Access: (1) Integrated Search: TAEBDC PDA eBook integration system: https://bookchoice.lib.ntnu.edu.tw/pdasearch.jsp (2) Individual Platforms (Available within the CGU campus Network only.) HyRead (Chinese eBook) PDA Website: https://taebc.ebook.hyread.com.tw/taebcTrial.jsp Publication year: 2021-2025 Collection: 97 Science & Technology, 128 Medicine, 2,260 Social Sciences & Arts titles(2,485 titles in total). iRead (Chinese eBook) PDA Website: https://www.airitibooks.com/Exhibit/Detail?bookExhibitID=16&page=1 Publication year: 2021-2026 Collection: 282 Science & Technology, 142 Medicine, and 3,017 Social Sciences & Arts titles (3,441 titles in total) udn (Chinese eBook) PDA Website: https://reading.udn.com/udnlib/taebc115pda/exhibition/725 Publication year: 2021-2022 Collection: 17 Science & Technology, 25 Medicine, and 548 Social Sciences & Arts titles (590 titles in total) udn Jinfm Audio content PDA Website: https://reading.udn.com/udnlib/taebc115pda/classification/video Publication year: 2021-2022 Collection: 14 Social Sciences & Arts audio titles Wiley(English Reference eBooks) PDA Website: https://curation.flysheet.com.tw/curation/selection/FLYSHEET/WILEYPDA_2026/ Publication year: 2022-2026 Collection: 59 Science & Technology, 7 Medicine, and 3 Social Sciences & Arts titles (69 titles in total) We welcome you to explore and make use of these resources. Technical Services Division Fri, 17 Jul 2026 11:05:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/82618?nodeId=17357 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78185?nodeId=17357 Overview: The KuaiDao Paper Plagiarism Verify System is a Chinese-language plagiarism and similarity checking tool designed for theses, papers, and other documents. It helps users evaluate the degree of similarity between submitted content and existing literature, serving as a reference for academic writing and research ethics. By comparing content against academic journals, theses and dissertations, online resources, and various Chinese-language publications, the system provides similarity source identification and percentage analysis. It assists faculty members, students, and researchers in verifying whether citations and references are appropriately used, thereby reducing the risk of improper citation or duplicated content. In addition to thesis and paper checking, the system can also be applied to reports, assignments, and research output review, helping enhance academic quality and originality management efficiency. Furthermore, the system provides a reference verification function to help examine the authenticity and accuracy of cited references, thereby improving the quality of academic citations. Usage Period: From now until 2026/8/31 Trial URL: https://db.lib.cgu.edu.tw/er/geter/DB000000367/ How to Use: Please register and log in using your CGU email account to begin uploading documents for similarity checking. The maximum length for a single submission is 120,000 words, and up to 50 references may be checked per submission. If the content exceeds these limits, you may upload the remaining content in additional submissions. User Guide: https://db.lib.cgu.edu.tw/media/attachfilef/1779418417.pdf Online Webinar (1) Title: When AI Reshapes Academia: New Challenges in Digital Academic Integrity and a Comprehensive Guide to Thesis Review (2) Topics: International trends in digital academic integrity and AI governance AI policies and submission guidelines adopted by leading international journals A comprehensive ethical self-check before manuscript submission: building your academic safety net Technology-enabled supervision: practical applications for thesis advisors (3) Date & Time: Friday, July 31, 2026, 2:00 PM–3:30 PM (4) Registration: https://forms.gle/EE6J8i78HSMMnFLHA (5) Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/bgo-aekf-iaw (6) Note: Participants who complete the registration and post-event survey will receive a complimentary trial of an AI fact-checking service with 30,000 words of usage. Feel free to use it! Readers Services Division Mon, 25 May 2026 10:41:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/78185?nodeId=17357 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/77940?nodeId=17357 To provide an intelligent and diverse digital learning experience, the Library is pleased to offer trial access to the Wiley Digital Textbooks platform and its new AI Assistant feature from now until July 31, 2026. Through this resource, faculty members may support course preparation, textbook selection, classroom instruction, and the design of students’ independent learning activities. Students may enhance reading comprehension efficiency and strengthen pre-class preparation, post-class review, and self-directed learning outcomes. We sincerely invite all faculty members and students to explore and make full use of these resources. Please find the resource introduction and user guide below: Overview: Wiley Digital Textbooks: Offer access to more than 30,000 legally licensed e-textbooks published by Wiley, covering a wide range of subjects, including mathematics, statistics, physics, chemistry, life sciences, earth sciences, social sciences and humanities, health and medicine, engineering, computer science, business, and finance. In addition to online reading, the platform supports a variety of learning features, such as highlighting and annotation, note organization, full-text and cross-book searching, multi-device synchronization, bookmark management, citation export, instant translation, and text-to-speech functionality. AI Assistant: Built on the textbook content available within the platform and integrated with artificial intelligence technology, the AI Assistant provides learning support features such as key point summaries, concept explanations, chapter overviews, and interactive Q&A. These tools help users quickly grasp essential concepts, enhance comprehension, and improve reading efficiency. Trial URL: https://reurl.cc/26Rn7X How to Use: First-time Registration and Activation: Register firstly on campus (within the CGU IP range). After registration, you will receive an activation email. Click the link in the email to activate your account. Login and Access: After completing registration and account activation, users may log in to the platform to access e-textbook content, personalized features, and the AI Assistant functions. Instructions: Platform User Guide: https://reurl.cc/QEeoNO Platform Introduction Video: https://reurl.cc/qvrq2p AI Assistant Introduction Video: https://reurl.cc/9W0gNv Readers Services Division Wed, 13 May 2026 16:44:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/77940?nodeId=17357 https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/77259?nodeId=17357 1. Overview: The "WriteAid Similarity Scanner" was developed by the National Central Library and the team at National Taiwan Normal University, under the commission of the Ministry of Education. Based on data from the " National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations in Taiwan", this tool aims to assist graduate students in checking the similarity of their theses and enabling proactive verification of the originality of their theses. 2. Target Users: Current graduating master's and doctoral students who have not yet uploaded their theses in the " National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations in Taiwan" system. 3. Usage Period: 2026/4/27 - 2026/8/31 4. Trial URL: https://db.lib.cgu.edu.tw/er/geter/DB000079541/ 5. Login Method: For first-time users, please complete the online application form (https://forms.gle/9UUDCK3rzh9H1fc59) for an account to access the system. Once your account is activated, you will be able to log in and use the system. 6. Notice: (1) The system allows each user a maximum of five plagiarism checks. (The first three submissions will be processed immediately, and a similarity report will be provided. The fourth and fifth submissions will require 24 hours to complete.) (2) The system requires the advisor's email address to be entered. Once the check is complete, a report link will be sent via email. (3) The comparison results are for the user's personal reference only. Do not disclose or upload them online, and please comply with relevant copyright laws and regulations. (4) The system will delete all student accounts at the end of each semester, and all associated similarity reports will no longer be accessible once the accounts are removed. Students are advised to download and securely save your reports in advance. 7. User Guide: https://reurl.cc/AMpRRZ 8. FAQ: https://wass.ncl.edu.tw/faq.html 9. Online Training Information：Two online training sessions will be held by the National Central Library. The meeting details are as follows, and all are welcome to register and participate. (1) Session Schedule (Chinese): *April 29, 2026 (Wednesday), 3:00 PM *May 13, 2026 (Wednesday), 3:00 PM (2) Registration Link:https://forms.gle/fN19MTE7KUqQmVJBA (3) Notes: The registration deadline is May 11 (Monday). The online meeting link will be sent one day prior to the session. Feel free to use it! Readers Services Division Mon, 20 Apr 2026 16:57:00 GMT https://www.cgu.edu.tw/ch/Subject/Detail/77259?nodeId=17357