 Isn’t everything on the Internet?  Isn’t there enough on the Internet?

  From here you can:  Search for books  Search for articles  Order materials from other libraries  Access your library account

 The tutorial covered:  Reed Library Catalog  Prospector  Reserves  Subject Guides

 Interlibrary Loan  MYLibrary  Subject Guides  Research Appointments  Searching Databases for Articles

 Stand up if you have:  Jeans and glasses  Jeans or glasses

 Jeans and glasses or contacts  Jeans and (glasses or contacts)  Jeans or shorts and glasses or contacts  (Jeans or shorts) and (glasses or contacts)

 Use an asterisk (*) to cut off words at root  Find words that have the same root but different endings  Example: robot* robot, robots, robotic, robotics, robotically

 Great place to start looking for articles  Multidisciplinary  Lots of full text

 Full-text limit  In JF Reed limit  Scholarly limit  Publication type and document type

 Use Keyword searching to find one good item that is directly about your topic.  Ex: Effect of violence in media on children.  Find the Subject Headings in the record for that item.  Search on that term as a subject to bring up more items on the same topic.

 Work in groups  Read the article  Use Academic Search Premier on EBSCO to find it

  Course Number: 20416