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Guide to Library Research. Syllabus – Library I. September 14, 2011 · 11:43 am. Magazines, newspapers and journals). Narrow aspect of your topic. Information not available in books or periodicals. Limit domain to .edu or .gov or .org. Links to Research Guides:. Books – Reading a Catalog Record. Citing Sources MLA Style. Libraries – Introduction. Magazines, newspapers and journals). Primary and Secondary Sources. Websites vs Library Databases. Currency – timely. Accuracy – bias. Citing Sources MLA Style.

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Guide to Library Research. Syllabus – Library I. Are publications that are published on a regular basis. They may be published daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, etc…. Written by experts and scholars in their particular fields. Approved for publication by experts and scholars. Latest research on your topic. Lengthy and in depth. Include charts, graphs, and long bibliographies. Controlled by a small group of publishers. Use specialized language and jargon on the internet. What is a Scholarly Journal?

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Guide to Library Research. Syllabus – Library I. Santa Monica College Library. Santa Monica, CA 90405. Homepage: http:/ library.smc.edu. Last Update: 7 Nov. 2011. Click to email (Opens in new window). Citing Sources MLA Style. Glossary of Library Terms. Guide to Library Research. Blog at WordPress.com. Send to Email Address. Post was not sent - check your email addresses! Email check failed, please try again. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.

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Guide to Library Research. Syllabus – Library I. Library of Congress Subject Terms/Headings. Controlled Vocabulary – standardized terms used by most libraries. Describe what the book is about. Keep books together by Subject. Every book is assigned at least one Subject Term. Library Catalog Includes the full Bibliographic Record. Library of Congress Subject Headings. Searches an alphabetical list. Begins with first word. From a specific field, such as Subject Terms. Displays them in alphabetical order.

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Guide to Library Research. Syllabus – Library I. What are Library Databases? These are resources libraries subscribe to that provide access to information not. Freely available on the internet. They are considered reputable, academic sources. The SMC library subscribes to over 50 Library Databases. To find the most recent information on your topic:. Select one of the Library Databases. These databases are made available by a variety of academic publishers such as EBSCO. Ccess the Library Databases. No of...

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Guide to Library Research

Guide to Library Research. Syllabus – Library I. September 14, 2011 · 11:43 am. Magazines, newspapers and journals). Narrow aspect of your topic. Information not available in books or periodicals. Limit domain to .edu or .gov or .org. Links to Research Guides:. Books – Reading a Catalog Record. Citing Sources MLA Style. Libraries – Introduction. Magazines, newspapers and journals). Primary and Secondary Sources. Websites vs Library Databases. Currency – timely. Accuracy – bias. Citing Sources MLA Style.

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