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Centennial College Libraries

library.centennialcollege.ca

Our Services Learning Center Library Resources (print and online) Research Help Study Space, Group Study Rooms Computers/Photocopiers

Learning Centre Coop Tutors (University Students) for help with English and Science/Math Peer Tutors (Centennial Students) for help in specific courses “Let’s Talk” Sessions: practice English conversation Learning Circles: work with classmates and a peer leader to clarify difficult concepts Group Review Sessions: prepare for exams with a tutor

Library Resources Books, 80,000 Periodicals, 700 in print Databases, 103 Media, 4,000

Books Books are available in both print and electronic format Can be borrowed from other campuses and also other libraries Include mostly academic titles, a few popular titles and reference works such as dictionaries and encyclopedias

Books Use the Library Catalogue to find booksLibrary Catalogue Search by keyword, author title and subject Subject searching gives you better results than a keyword search

Periodicals Periodicals are publications that are issued on a regular basis and are useful for providing current and focused information on a variety of topics Newspapers, magazines and journals are examples of types of periodicals Periodicals are available in both print and electronic format (in the Library databases)

Journal Articles: > Intended for a scholarly/professional audience > Usually written by an expert in the field > Often report on original research > Often require specialized knowledge or vocabulary > Documented – include in - text citations and references of previous research > Are peer reviewed

Peer reviewed Also called refereed or academic or scholarly Well researched authoritative work A committee of scholars/professionals approve the quality of the article before it is published in the journal Peer review helps to establish a journal as an authoritative source

Field, T., Figueiredo, B., Hernandez-Reif, M., Diego, M., Deeds, O., & Ascencio, A. (2008). Massage therapy reduces pain in pregnant women, alleviates prenatal depression in both parents and improves their relationships. Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, 12(2),

Trade Publications > Intended for practitioners of a profession > Usually written by practitioners and professional writers. They are not always signed by the author. > May be published by professional associations > Advertisements are industry related > Very few, if any citations > May contain technical or specialized language used in the profession

Asta, A., & Mann, J. (2010, July). Medical Massage: Hands- On Therapies for Oncology Patients. Massage Magazine, (170),

For more information on how to distinguish between magazine, journal and trade publications go to: Scholarly vs. Popular Publications library website > Library & Research >Find articles & journals Scholarly vs. Popular Publications

Online Databases Many of the Library’s databases are full text periodical collections although others provide access to electronic books and reference books Most can be searched from home. You will need to logon with your student number and your PIN if you are searching outside the College network

Online Databases Periodical databases are the best way to find journal articles. They provide access to reliable sources of information that are either peer reviewed or otherwise screened for authority and accuracy ( such as through editorial boards connected with the publication). Many have citation tools to help you cite your information sources in the correct format including APA format.

Online Database Search library.centennialcollege.ca

Internet There are some great sources of information on the Internet but be careful. Internet sites, unlike books, journals and trade publications are not screened for reliability. Your teachers may not want you to use the Internet for sources of information for your assignments.

Internet More reliable sites may include websites of professional associations like the College of Massage Therapists and recommended links from those sites. Other reliable sites may include government websites and sites set up by educational organizations.

Internet For more information on how to distinguish reliable websites go to: Search the Internet library website > Library & Research >Search the InternetSearch the Internet

Documentation As well as citation tools found in the databases, there are many print and online guides to help you cite your sources using standard methodsonline guides Library website > Library & Research > Research & Writing Help > APA style Always give credit when you use someone else’s ideas whether you use a direct quote or summarize their work

Library Help Science and Technology Centre Library: (416) ext library.centennialcollege.ca/ask library.centennialcollege.ca/ask (links to AskON Online Chat Research service and AsktheLibrary )

Thank you Questions?