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User training

1.Training Seminars offered via distance learning or in the location of the Library.

The Library of the H.O.U. offers training seminars to its users so that they can be fully familiarized with the process of searching books and find out more about the available web bibliographical sources as well as the general services provided by the Library. These training seminars, which are offered through filling in an application form, can take place either on site in the location of the Library, or through a Skype connection. You can fill in the application form for the training seminars, choosing only one (1) unit at a time. For more information please call +30 2610 367830.

2. Online Library Presentations

3. Guide Manuals

The Library has prepared the following Guide Manuals in order to help and train its on line distance users.

E-Journals Guide
JStor Database Tutorials

The JStor database has created helpful tutorials to familiarize students with the database:
https://guides.jstor.org/how-to-jstor/tutorials

Search for Diploma Thesis

If someone wishes to see all theses from a program, they can enter EAP Repository. There he can type in the Subject field the word "diplomas" and then the program code, e.g. "diplomatic exp". The search can also be done with any of the other fields if we know any of them, e.g. the name of the author, the title, etc.

Databases Guide
General Guide to Electronic Journals
Ε-Books Guide

Click here and follow the instructions so you can access the e-books collections.

Create an Academic Profile and connect with Mendeley
Create an Academic Profile on Academia.edu
Creating an Academic Profile on Google Scholar
Introduction to Proquest One Academic
Introduction to Proquest One Literature
Introduction to ResearchGate
Main Catalog search instructions
Essential Science Indicators (ESI) User Guides
Journal Citation Reports (Journal Impact Factor) User Guides
Summon Discovery Guide
Submission of Dissertation
Guide to Bibliographic References (APA)

Here you can find the Reference Guide (APA) which has been prepared by the Laboratory of Educational Material and Educational Methodology (EΕΜΕΜ/EΑΠ) of the EAP and which you can use in your work.

OECD i-Library User Guide
EndNote Web citation management tool user guide

Instructions for use can be found here.

EAP student support system

The EAP student support system is a research project (PENER) funded by EAP and its creation lasted 2 years. This system is addressed to new students of EAP, to anyone interested in seeing how the system of open and distance education works and all academic practices at EAP, but also to all students who are already studying. It is free and accessible to everyone. For the first time such a project is being created in a student-centered alternative university with a single purpose: to support and serve all students.

Useful Material for writing a Thesis or a Dissertation

If you click on eeyem.eap.gr/services/guides/ you can find useful material for the writing of your thesis or your dissertation, such as the Bachelor and Master Thesis Authoring Specifications and the Bachelor and Master Thesis Template (in English).

The maximum allowed size of a thesis for posting on apothesis is 30MB for all schools.

The following guides have also been created for STHET & SAS schools:
Click here for the instructions for the preparation of a diploma thesis of the STHET.
Click here for YOUR thesis preparation instructions.

ICAP Data.Prisma User Guide
ICAP Data.Prisma User Guide
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