This document contains slides from a library instruction session for an IDHP 110 class. The slides cover finding books and scholarly articles, using keywords and databases. Students are instructed on evaluating sources and directed to fill out a worksheet and email themselves notes from their research. The librarian contact information is provided for any questions.
4. Real research is complicated
Can you think of any
other examples of a
“magical database”
with all the answers?
Where do you find
books/articles for your
classes here at Towson
University?
How many places do
Slackerz web comic. 2007. you look?
http://theslackerz.com/index.php?nav=Comic
&Page=26
Kimbel Library Instructional Videos. Scholarly vs Why are scholarly
Popular. http://vimeo.com/13186317 articles important for
your assignment?
5. Review
Keywords
AND OR NOT
Check for CRAP
Currency
Reliability
Authority
Purpose/POV
6. Finding Books
Plenty of relevant
information in print
Use broad keywords
Multiple places to search
Cook OneSearch
Library Catalog
USMAI Libraries
11. Finding Articles
Content providers you should use:
CINAHL Plus with Full-text
Medline
Health Source Nursing/Academic
Health Reference Center Academic
ERIC
Education Abstracts
Social Science Citation Index
Social Science Abstracts
PsycINFO
12. Finding Articles
Features to remember
Yellow Findit button
Citation creations
Email yourself
Also as you are searching
Take a look at the article citations
Make note of additional keywords
13. Research time!
Go find books and articles on your topic
Fill in this worksheet:
http://bit.ly/IDHP110libaosurvey122
Email
yourself anything you want to
remember
Next library session:
Two readings and discussion questions
Discussion on plagiarism and citation style
14. Questions?
Feel free to contact me:
Laksamee Putnam
lputnam@towson.edu
410.704.3746.
Twitter: @CookLibraryofTU
Or any reference librarian:
Visit Cook Library Reference Desk
410.704.2462.
IM – tucookchat