Library Announcements

NEW TRIAL ACCESS DATABASES
  • turkiyeturizmansiklopedisi: Click to access.

we are excited to introduce Wikilala, a powerful digital library that opens the doors to centuries of history Wikilala is a digital archive of Ottoman and Republican-era texts. Search millions of pages instantly in modern Turkish. Access rare newspapers, magazines, books, and documents. Perfect for researchers, students, and history lovers. Start exploring: wikilala.com 
Click here to register.
 

Kelime.com is a multilingual dictionary database and word analyzer. Search meanings, origins, synonyms, idioms, and proverbs across 10 languages. Find unreadable or damaged words using smart recognition tools. Ideal for researchers, linguists, and language learners.
Click here to access: Intro Video: YouTube – 1 min Webinar: YouTube – Full guide
 

Explore Ottoman Turkish with eOsmanlıca, a gamified platform offering 79 interactive lessons. Learn through quizzes, matching, and writing exercises, with certificates upon completion. Access on campus via institutional Wi-Fi or off campus using your university email. 
Click here to register and activate your account via email. Watch the intro video and how-to guides. 

The Legal Online Database is composed of two main platforms: Online Library and Legalbank.

Online Library: Provides access to digital versions of over 655 printed law books and more than 940 issues of 11 different law journals published by Legal Publishing. These digital copies are identical to the printed editions.
Click to access.
Legalbank: Offers online access to over 3,850,000 case law decisions, 56,000+ legislative documents, 43,600+ academic and practical articles, 14,800+ theses, 4,000+ petitions and legal documents, and 400+ reasoned decisions.
Click to access.
 

We are pleased to inform you that the Turcademy AI Assistant, designed to make academic research more efficient and effective, is now available on the Turcademy platform.

With integrated AI features, users can:

  • Perform advanced searches across academic publications
  • Generate quick summaries of long texts
  • Discover recommended sources related to their topic
  • Analyze connections between publications
  • Interact with books by asking questions

This innovative tool offers a new user experience that saves time, enhances access to information, and supports research processes.

Trial access is available until November 1, 2026. For detailed guidance, please visit: https://www.turcademy.com/sayfa/turcademy-yapay-zeka-asistani

We are pleased to inform you that ClinicalKey AI has been made available for trial access to all members of the Ankos ClinicalKey Consortium.

How to access:

  • If you already have an Elsevier account with your institutional email: Click the link or scan the QR code → log in with your institutional email and password → select your profession → access ClinicalKey AI.
  • If you do not have an Elsevier account: Click the link or scan the QR code → enter your institutional email, name, and surname → receive an activation email → set your password → confirm your account → select communication preference and profession → access ClinicalKey AI.

What ClinicalKey AI offers:

  • Trusted, evidence-based clinical content combined with AI-powered conversational search.
  • Natural language answers to clinical questions.
  • Summarized, clinically meaningful responses from reliable sources.
  • Ability to include patient-specific details (comorbidities, medications, lab results).
  • Follow-up questions for deeper clinical reasoning.
  • Direct access to references and sources.
  • Continuously updated content including ClinicalKey materials, full-text journal articles, official sources, and leading reference books.

Purpose: ClinicalKey AI supports evidence-based decision-making across clinical processes, from diagnosis to treatment, by combining reliable content with the speed of AI.

WEBINAR ANNOUNCEMENTS

As part of the ProQuest and Ebook Central Administrator Panels Training, an online session will be held on Tuesday, 8 September 2026 at 11:00, lasting approximately 45 minutes.

The training will cover methods for accessing institutional usage statistics on ProQuest and Ebook Central platforms, as well as effective and efficient use of the administrator panels.

We invite you to participate in this session, which aims to enhance the monitoring of electronic resource usage and improve the management of administrator panels.

  • Title: PAM & LibCentral Training
  • Presenter: Handan ILIC (in Turkish)
  • Registration link: [Register here]