1. Directions Grab a laptop & log-in Get to the high school library page
Click on Online Databases
Turn your screens down

2. What are we covering today?
Where to find articles
Databases: Modern World History, Opposing Viewpoints, Gale databases
eBooks
Books on cart – you will need to use!
Review of library notecards

8. Articles in here are from Books and Specialized Reference sources (subject encyclopedias and dictionaries)

9. Not all 36 articles are all about Amundsen! Read/skim for relevancy.
Not all 42 articles are about Roald Amundsen! Look carefully!
Scroll up and down the page…does it look like all 35 articles are all just about Amundsen?

11. Brief bibliographic information

12. TOOLS

14. Highlights the keyword/s that you searched

17. This complete citation should show up at the very bottom of your printed article as long as you have set it up to print properly.

18. related subjects

20. Articles in here are from a mix of sources: books, magazines, newspapers, journals, audio files
A few decent articles in here regarding the history of both expeditions

24. Scroll down to see citation

28. Scroll down
be sure to be clicking on those that say ARTICLE vs. BRIEF ARTICLES!

31. Make sure the citation is at the bottom before you print!

32. eBook. Accessed through Destiny from the district page
eBook *Accessed through Destiny from the district page! Exploration: New Lands, New Worlds

33. Click on Follett (Destiny)

35. Will ask you login to view eBook – please enter your Alden username and password and click Submit

37. eBook
Click Open

39. See chapter 7 for relevant information on Amundsen & Scott

40. Need to close out of Table of Contents to view text on full screen

41. To enlarge text

42. see pages 177-182 on Scott and Amundsen expeditions

43. Select Book to print pages

44. Enter page range and click Continue

45. Source Citations
Let’s review how to read a citation….

48. Directions Find the citation for the article titled “South Pole”
Using your green citation cheat sheet as a guide, circle and label the parts of the citation (there may not be all 8 parts in the citation for this article and that’s ok!)

49. Notice there is no access date or medium of access given (web)
Publication info about the source:
Volume, publisher, copyright date
Source (container #1)
authors
Article title
online database (container #2)
URL
Notice there is no access date or medium of access given (web)

50. SOURCE
Encyclopedia of Exploration = Reference source = yellow notecard
CLUE = the word Encyclopedia in the title!
TIP Try “googling” the title and publication info if you are unsure what type of source it is

54. Library Notecards
Once you determine the source of your article, fill out the appropriate library notecard.
Most common:
White = books (including book chapters from databases & eBooks)
Yellow = reference sources (encyclopedias, dictionaries)
Blue = periodicals (magazines, newspapers, journals)

55. Let’s Review…
Which library databases should you search for articles on Amundsen & Scott?
Where/how do you access the eBooks on Amundsen & Scott?
Where else are there books on Amundsen & Scott?
Where in an online database article is the source citation usually found?
What do you first need to determine in order to fill out the correct library notecard?

56. - Don’t forget to check the MC cart for books on Amundsen and Scott
- Don’t forget to check the MC cart for books on Amundsen and Scott! - We can photocopy relevant pages for you! **Please print to the HSLIB 604 printer (on counter)