Welcome Screen. First Menu New Experienced Topics Menu Books Computer Keyword Search.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Online the Library Brian OConnell Religions, Philosophy Ecumenics 2008 Information Skills Training.

Advertisements

Online Databases Learning Targets I can use Online Databases to find 1-2 articles related to my topic. I can use Online Databases to find 1-2 articles.

1. Quick facts on background information: Background information gives you an overview of a topic, summarizing what is known about that topic. It will.

“How Can Research Help Me?” Please make SURE your notes are similar to what I have written in mine.

Staff Training Type your subject here. Welcome and Introduction Welcome the staff members to the session. State the subject of the session. Describe the.

Support.ebsco.com Canadian Points of View Reference Centre Tutorial.

Welcome Course name Faculty name. Your course materials Solomon/Berg/Martin Biology, 8th Edition You will… —be tested —receive homework assignments —have.

Introduction to Library Research Leslie Murtha Psychology 101 Michael Carr.

Finding Credible Sources Research Report Library Presentation.

Using the Education databases Kate Walker Education Librarian

LOCATING RESOURCES  Get to know the library  Know the library’s technology.

WELCOME TO SMART SEARCHING Nov. 14, 2006 Susan Hurst.

Tutorial support.ebsco.com. Welcome to Explora, EBSCO’s engaging interface for schools and public libraries. Designed to meet the unique needs of its.

Introduction Ebsco Host. Public Libraries Have many databases you can search to find journal, magazine, and newspaper articles. Of these, Ebsco is one.

Finding Article, Magazine and Newspaper Articles Library 150 Week 6.

Searching for articles in an online database: InfoTrac OneFile InfoTrac OneFile is one of the most comprehensive databases that C-N Libraries has. It has.

Introduction  For your graduation project you were able to select the topic that you were interested in, so that should make writing your paper a little.

Tutorial Home Improvement Reference Center support.ebsco.com.

A student guide Library resources at the University of Northampton.

What is The Knowledge Network? The Knowledge Network ? ? ? ? ? ?

Destiny – the online catalog SCCS Library Media Center Rebecca Battistoni, Librarian SY

Research WHAT TO KNOW AND WHERE TO GO.

Welcome to the section dedicated to Key Word Searches. Click on a topic to begin. What is a Key Word Search? Why do I need to know how to use them? How.

I Can Use the Library Formative Assessment Spring 2014.

Destiny, Databases, & Digital Devices for Teachers Buy-Back Session November 10, 2008 Presenter: Stefani Williams, Librarian.

Finding articles on a topic. Where to look? Google Fast and easy Hard to pick through questionable sources. Library Databases – (all the online and print.

FIND a TOPIC that is a GOOD MATCH Do not bother seeking a “good” book or the “perfect” book Most books were good enough to get published! Rather, seek.

Sullivan University Library.  Opposing Viewpoints is made up of two comprehensive, full-text databases providing differing points of view on current.

Searching for Information Intro to Research Part 2.

ProQuest Database Overview ProQuest is a research database covering social issues, business, health, science, economics, current events and more.

You are about to view an instructional presentation created in PowerPoint. Many of the slides have animated text. Please wait several seconds before advancing.

EBSCO Host Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection.

Database Research for Social Issues. What is a DATABASE? A collection of magazines, newspapers, academic journals, and other resources available online.

Essential Question If the Internet provides so much information, why should students continue to use libraries?

Welcome Log into a Laptop CCSS.ELA-Literacy.W.8.8CCSS.ELA-Literacy.W.8.8 Gather relevant information from multiple authoritative print and digital sources,

LAMP High School Library Welcome to the school year.

Articles & Databases.

 Fiction -alphabetical arrangement, FIC label, first three letters author’s last name  Non-Fiction -subject arrangement Dewey #, first three letters.

Welcome to the Library Media Center Answers library.

How do I search the Internet? Narrow your topic and its description; pull out key words and categories.

Research Paper English 12 If we knew what we were doing

Library Research Library research is an important part of research. You can often find scholarly journal articles or books at a college/university library.

Argumentative Research. Where Do I Find Information?

Library Orientation English 1A, Prof. Correa Laney College Ann Buchalter, MLIS.

“There’s lots of surprises here!”. Welcome to the library!

Subject Headings Objective: Students will understand that both books and articles are assigned words to describe their contents. These terms are referred.

Twenty Questions Library Questions Twenty Questions

Twenty-Minute Library Tips A presentation about the Library of Congress classification system and how you can use it to find books in our library! Beth.

Support.ebsco.com Points of View Reference Center Tutorial.

How to Search for Library Resources When the Online Catalog is Unavailable Occasionally the OSU-Tulsa Catalog is unavailable due to maintenance, upgrades,

POLS 2910: Introduction to Library Research Timothy Bristow – Scott Library Political Science & Public Policy Librarian.

HUMA 1970: Introduction to Library Research Timothy Bristow Research & Instruction Librarian, Scott Library.

Use Google Scholar! What the experts say: Use Google Scholar Use simple search for articles on library homepage Better: in the digital library main screen.

Databases. Databases – objective Define database Show differences between databases and search engine Show pathfinder Demonstrate databases Search databases.

Library Orientation English 1A, Prof. Minahal Laney College Ann Buchalter, MLIS.

Using Summon to find more information on your topic Arrow through slides at your own pace.

Tutorial support.ebsco.com. Welcome to Explora, EBSCO’s engaging interface for schools and public libraries. Designed to meet the unique needs of its.

History Reference Center

History Reference Center

History Reference Center

* Type your subject here

Staff Training Type your subject here.

For academic research Using Google Scholar For academic research

History Reference Center

Printed Indexes and Abstracts

* Type your subject here

Identity and Civic Action Research Project

Research Resources.

Presentation transcript:

Welcome Screen

First Menu New Experienced

Topics Menu Books Computer Keyword Search

Books Slide #1 menu Fiction Nonfiction Dewey Concepts Dewey Exercise

Fiction Books Slide #1

Nonfiction Books Slide #1

Books Slide Dewey Concept #1

Books Slide Dewey Use #1

Books Slide Dewey Areas #1

Books Slide Dewey Exercise #1

Computer Slide #1 menu Articles Online Sites Assessing Sources Databases

Articles Slide #1 Menu Journals Abstracts/Papers Online Articles Magazines

Articles Slide Journal #1

Articles Slide magazine #1

Articles Slide Online #1

Database #1 menu School Provided Subject Specific Independent General

Database School provided #1

Databases General #1

Databases independent #1

Database Subject specific #1

Online Sources Slide #1 menu Big Name Little known On your own School provided

Big Name Slide #1

Little Known Slide #1

School Links Slide #1

On your own Slide #1

Assessing Slide #1 menu Key factors Key Warning Signs

Key Factors Slide #1

Key Warning Signs #1

Key Word Searching Slide #1 menu What They are Why you need to train in their use Opposing idea Your Idea

Key Word Searching What are they Slide #1

Key Word Searching Why you need to train in their use Slide #1

Key Word Searching Your Idea Slide #1 menu How many ways can you search How many ways can you say it

Key Word YI How many ways search Slide #1

Key Word YI How many ways can you Say it Slide #1

Key Word Searching Opposing idea Slide #1 menu Why think of the opposition How many ways can you search How many ways can you say it

Key Word Opposition Slide #1 Why think

Key Word Opposition Slide #1 How many say it

Key Word Opposition Slide # 1 How search