Using HeinOnline
Featured Database of the Month: Indigenous Peoples of the Americas
November is nationally recognized as Native American Heritage Month, making it the perfect time to highlight the rich culture and history of America’s indigenous cultures that can be found within HeinOnline’s Indigenous Peoples of the Americas: History, Culture & Law database.
Featured Database of the Month: Immigration Law & Policy in the U.S.
The first comprehensive database of its kind in a fully searchable format, HeinOnline’s Immigration Law & Policy in the U.S. compiles the most important historical documents and legislation related to immigration in the United States.
Tip of the Week: Locating Treaties in HeinOnline
A treaty is an agreement between two or more nations. Treaties can either be bilateral (between two countries) or multilateral (between three or more countries). Keep reading this guide to learn a few different methods for efficient treaty research in HeinOnline.
Tip of the Week: How to Download, Print, and Share Documents
There are multiple options for printing and downloading sections or pages while working in HeinOnline. Want to share a document with a friend or colleague? HeinOnline has options for that as well. Keep reading to learn more or watch this short tutorial.
Tip of the Week: Tools in Slavery in America and the World
The Slavery in America and the World database is particularly special because of the meticulous development and organization that went into its development, opening up opportunities for unique browse and search tools. Learn how to use these tools in this guide.
Tip of the Week: Locating U.S. Presidential Commission Reports
U.S. presidents have historically established commissions to advise them on particular issues. Typically, the group’s task is to analyze a situation, give an explanation as to the cause of the problem, and make recommendations for a change—all of which is usually written up in a final report.
Tip of the Week: How to Download, Print, and Share Documents
There are multiple options for printing and downloading sections or pages while working in HeinOnline. Want to share a document with a friend or colleague? HeinOnline has options for that as well. Keep reading to learn more or watch this short tutorial.
Tip of the Week: Tools in Slavery in America and the World
The Slavery in America and the World database is particularly special because of the meticulous development and organization that went into its development, opening up opportunities for unique browse and search tools. Learn how to use these tools in this guide.
Tip of the Week: Locating U.S. Presidential Commission Reports
U.S. presidents have historically established commissions to advise them on particular issues. Typically, the group’s task is to analyze a situation, give an explanation as to the cause of the problem, and make recommendations for a change—all of which is usually written up in a final report.
Upcoming Subscriber Webinar: Searching 101 and PathFinder Overview
With some of the recent changes made to the HeinOnline interface, we thought it was would be a great opportunity to hold a subscriber training webinar. Learn how to use our one-box search and see our newest tool PathFinder in real time.
MyHein: A Staple for HeinOnline Researchers
MyHein has evolved from its inception in 2008 as a bookmarking device to its present-day functionality as a multi-dimensional research tool relied upon by thousands of HeinOnline users. Take a quick look at the various features this tool offers and stick around for a MyHein-specific webinar.
Researching Hein’s Uncontested Collection of U.S. Federal Legislative Histories
At HeinOnline we strive to provide our customers with essential help resources to give them a stellar research experience. If you have 20 minutes to spare, watch this free customer training session showcasing how to maximize the U.S. Federal Legislative History Library.