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- 1. LIBRARY RESOURCES MELANIE PARLETTE, BA, MLIS ENGINEERING & IT LIAISON LIBRARY RESOURCE CENTRE CONESTOGA COLLEGE
- 5. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Q: What can you find in the library catalogue? A: Anything that is physically housed in the library! Let’s take a look…
- 10. ACADEMIC PUBLISHING PROCESS A researcher carries out research The researcher submits their paper to a journal. The editor reviews it and sends it out to multiple experts for peer review The reviewers examine the article. Sometimes the article might be outright rejected The researcher makes some edits. This process may be repeated until the article meets the standards of the reviewers. The publisher and experts review the paper. The paper is published in the journal Other researchers incorporate the findings in their research People engage with the findings of the article through social media People comment on the article through letters to the editor Open Access is revolutionizing this process.
- 13. WHAT DO I SEARCH FOR? Mechanical Engineering Electronics Heat Transfer Design Aerodynamics Accuracy and Precision Fluid Mechanics Automation Systems Materials
- 14. SEARCHING A DATABASE. . .
- 15. SEARCHING A DATABASE. . . * (the asterisk wildcard) As the name implies, * can be substituted for any number of letters. This is particularly useful to include all words with a certain term and any suffix after it. Simply apply the asterisk to the end of a term and it will return all documents containing that term, followed by anything. For example: biostatistic* will find biostatistician or biostatistics or biostatistical
- 16. SEARCHING A DATABASE. . . Quotation Marks: " " Enclose specific phrases in quotation marks. This will direct the search engine to search the database for documents containing that exact phrase. A search for analytical chemist (without quotes) will return any document containing analytical and chemist with anything in between. If you place quotes around the phrase, searching for “facility management“ it will only documents with facility and management right beside each other.
- 23. SELECTED INTERNET SUBJECT DIRECTORIES Subject Directory Database Boolean Other search options Miscellaneous Yahoo Directory dir.yahoo.com Sites are submitted to Yahoo!'s team of editors, who visit and evaluate every site added to the Directory. AND (default) OR (capitalize) - to remove. Quotes for phrase. * to truncate. Fields : t:title; u: URL Search specific types of info: News , Sports , Maps , Weather , Shopping About.com about.com Content on About.com is written by a network of more than 750 Guides. About.com adds more than 3,000 new content items each week and approximately ten new topics each month. AND (default) , OR, NOT, Nesting ( ) Quotes for exact phrase. Browse "channels" (broad subjects like Jobs & Careers) or "topics" (broad keywords).
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- Students will know the name and contact information for their subject librarian. Identify the value and differences of potential resources in a variety of formats (e.g., multimedia, database, Web site, audio/visual, book). Identify keywords, phrases, synonyms and related terms for the information needed. I will introduce them to their Research Help Guide and the databases that are available to them. We will also look at search engine strategies.
- Use the print examples you brought to explain what a student can find in a database. Emphasize variety of information, ease of use, scholarly holdings, quality of information and tools provided for organizing results
- Use the print examples you brought to explain what a student can find in a database. Emphasize variety of information, ease of use, scholarly holdings, quality of information and tools provided for organizing results
- Use the print examples you brought to explain what a student can find in a database. Emphasize variety of information, ease of use, scholarly holdings, quality of information and tools provided for organizing results Academic Search Complete Facility Management Automation EXPAND Facility Management OR Building Management OR Real Estate Management OR Facilities Automation or Automatic Control
- Use the print examples you brought to explain what a student can find in a database. Emphasize variety of information, ease of use, scholarly holdings, quality of information and tools provided for organizing results Academic Search Complete Facility Management Automation EXPAND Facility Management OR Building Management OR Real Estate Management OR Facilities Automation or Automatic Control
- Use the print examples you brought to explain what a student can find in a database. Emphasize variety of information, ease of use, scholarly holdings, quality of information and tools provided for organizing results Academic Search Complete Facility Management Automation EXPAND Facility Management OR Building Management OR Real Estate Management OR Facilities Automation or Automatic Control
- Google Scholar orders your search Philipp Mayr and Anne-Kathrin Walter 85 FIGURE 1. Google Scholar Approach Downloaded By: [Canadian Research Knowledge Network] At: 17:34 15 May 2011 results by how relevant they are to your query, so the most useful references should appear at the top of the page. This relevance ranking takes into account the full text of each article as well as the article’s author, the publication in which the article appeared and how often it has been cited in scholarly literature. Google Scholar also automatically analyzes and extracts citations and presents them as separate results, even if the documents they refer to are not online. This means your search results may include citations of older works and seminal articles that appear only in books or other offline publications.”