Experience, games and digital media

Library resources for you who study: Experience, games and digital media

Search

Go to the digital library course Search, evaluate and use information to learn more about information retrieval, source criticism and how to avoid plagiarism. You can do the three modules of the course or choose the parts that are of interest to you.

Summon@BTH

Start searching in Summon@BTH which is the library gateway to our printed books and all electronic articles, books, conferences and theses available in the databases we subscribe to.

Summon@BTH

E-Books

Find eBooks directly in Summon@BTH or use our eBook-packages for experience, games and digital media.

List of e-Book-packages including experience, games and digital media

Encyclopedia

A good and rather exhaustive survey article can often be found in both general encyclopaedias as well as more subject specific ones.

Nationalencyklopedin

Articles in databases

If you want to do more advanced searches within the subject experience, games and digital media, you can start your search in the bibliographic database Scopus. To get access to the articles in full-text, use the BTH link service GetIt@BTH.

Scopus

GDC Vault

ACM

Journals

Use the link below if you are looking for a specific journal title. There you find both our print and electronic journals. You can also follow the link and search for journals within various subjects.

List of journals

Tip

GetIt@BTH is the key to the document. Get the full-text version or order a document directly from the same menu.

Proceedings

Proceedings, or conference materials, are found in the bibliographic databases Scopus and Web of Science or in the full-text databases Lecture Notes in Computer Science (Springer), IEEE and ACM.

List of databases with proceedings

Citation analysis

In these databases, you can see if, and how much, an article has been cited.

List of citation databases

Google Scholar

Google Scholar is a search engine that specializes in finding scientific literature on the Internet articles, abstracts, dissertations, books and other scientific documents. Our recommendation is to use primarily Google Scholar, which gives you higher quality documents and more authoritative information. Use the library’s link to Google Scholar in order to get access to the resources the BTH library subscribes to.

Google Scholar