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a library instruction session
How
do I search for articles?
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Journal article checklist A quick guide to finding
articles (full text or in the library)
° Locate
articles by using one of the library's Journal/Magazine databases on
your subject
° Searching log
- Keep a record of your searches in the databases you use.
What online help is
there for finding information?
° Tutorials
-Use the Getting Started With Research and Subject Tutorials to guide
you. (Under revision.)
° Library
course guides Use a guide prepared by subject
specialists. These give you quick starting points and ideas.
° Subject research guides
Look here to find beginning information on how
to search in your subject area.
° Tours Take an online tour of the library departments and services.
(Under revision.)
° Ask
a Librarian chat reference Connect to "chat"
with a librarian in real time.
How do I know if the
information I have is reliable?
° Guide
to identifying quality resources Look here to
learn about evaluating information
How do I work with citations?
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Citation styles Learn what a citation is
and which style to use for your paper/research.
° RefWorks
Sign up (free if from UMASS) to use this tool to export your citations
directly from the databases and then automatically create bibliographies.
What
other help can I receive?
° Specialists
by subject Find "your" subject librarian
who can help you research your topic.
° Access
research databases from off-campus
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