Use
How do I find things in ARCH?
ARCH is organized into large collections of materials. Use the search box, advanced search, or browse buttons under Discover to find items of interest (see screenshot to the left). Each object has a dedicated, stable link which will allow you to find or share the work with ease.
How can I use what I find?
Each item will have a recommended citation to use in your own work. This citation can be adapted into any specific style needed. Check the copyright statement as well to see how the item can be utilized. If you have questions about a particular item, or if you find your own work and have concerns – please contact the IR Librarian.
How can I prevent my work from being used?
All materials in ARCH have at minimum a "CC BY" license - this is the most basic Creative Commons license. Depending on your circumstance, a stricter Creative Commons license or copyright statement may be applied. Check which Creative Commons license may be best for you.
Remember, the point of academic and creative works is to be shared as a contribution to the greater conversation. ARCH is designed to help integrate A-State's works into the larger academic world while allowing the original creator to retain access and control.
