Clements Library Resources and Support

The William L. Clements Library at the University of Michigan offers a wealth of resources related to early American history. This video provides a tour of the library's online resources, including digital collections and finding aids. The library's holdings are strong in 18th and 19th-century materials, and it supports both research and teaching. Remote access to digitized materials is available, and the library offers support through its reader services staff. Due to the pandemic, visiting hours have been impacted, but updates and further information can be found on their website.

What is the primary focus of the Clements Library's collections?

• Ancient history

• European history

• Early American history

• Modern American history

Which centuries are particularly well-represented in the Clements Library's holdings?

• 18th and 19th centuries

• 17th and 18th centuries

• 16th and 17th centuries

• 19th and 20th centuries

What type of materials can be found in the Clements Library Image Bank?

• Scientific journals

• Visual materials like maps and photographs

• Audio recordings

• Video documentaries

Where can you find the digital versions of selected manuscript collections?

• In the university's main library

• In the local public library

• On the library's website

• In the physical library only

What tool does the Clements Library website offer to help search their collections?

• A virtual reality tour

• A downloadable app

• A search box with multiple tabs

• A chatbot assistant

How can researchers get in touch with the Clements Library for reference assistance?

• By visiting in person only

• Through the online 'Ask a Librarian' form

• By calling the library

• By sending a letter

What kind of support does the Clements Library offer for teaching?

• Remote sessions and other resources

• Online courses

• In-person workshops only

• Free textbooks

How has the pandemic affected the Clements Library's open hours?

• They have been extended

• They remain unchanged

• They have been impacted

• They are now 24/7

What does the Clements Library encourage people to do regarding future visits?

• Visit immediately

• Plan a visit in the future

• Only visit virtually

• Avoid visiting

Where can you find the latest updates about the Clements Library?

• In the university newsletter

• On their website and email list

• In the local newspaper

• On their social media