Fall 2017 TCU Library Training

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Fall 2017 TCU Library Training Presenter: Laura Steinbach, Art & Design Librarian, TCU Library

Information can come from many sources: Books, encyclopedias, the web, television, blogs, journals, magazines, etc., etc...

Finding information resources that are: Reliable Accurate Relevant Authoritative

Articles Periodicals

Magazines Journals Newspapers Types of Periodicals Magazines Journals Newspapers

Periodicals – Content Types Academic/Scholarly Trade Consumer

What is a Scholarly Journal? Periodicals What is a Scholarly Journal? A periodical that contains peer-reviewed articles. Written for an audience of scholars and researchers in a particular field. Also sometimes called peer-reviewed, academic, or refereed.

Library Periodicals Are Available… Online Print

FrogScholar! www.library.tcu.edu

www.library.tcu.edu

FrogScholar!

FrogScholar Advanced Search Page

www.library.tcu.edu

Books and eBooks www.library.tcu.edu

www.library.tcu.edu

West Side East Side

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Research Help

Go Frogs! Thank you. library.tcu.edu

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