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Make notes on the padlet and prepare to present your ideas to another group.

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1.  log in find.shef.ac.uk
2. type the key words in search board

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How to find sources from module reading lists?

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How to find sources from module reading lists?

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1. How to use Google Scholar
1）Open the menu click the setting，select library links，search for Sheffield，select the Sheffield and save.
2）Type in our first keywords,select the suggestion from the list,you can search more keywords.
2. How to develop a search strategy
the keywords and concepts of a question produce a list of alternative terms or relate.and apply key aspects of the search strategy when using scopus a database
3. How to find sources from
Scroll to the bottom of the page and look through the reference list. Find titles that look like they would be useful, and search for them in Starplus.

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student 1 :
First , log into the University  website ,and find “my at the top of the page ,clink in the star plus university library discovery, then u will find a search bar on the top of the web page , type in relevant key words and clicks the search button , u will find all the source want you want

student 2 :
First, we should log in our blackboard. And then, we need to look through the button lists on the left, we can find the Module Information blocks. After that, click the reading list button, we can see all the reading lists that we need in this area.
student 3 :
1.Search for some keywords
2.Find out the sentence of the   relevant content and think about whether it similar to my research topic

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How to use Google Scholar

Open the menu click the setting，select library links，search for Sheffield，select the Sheffield and save.

How to develop a search strategy

go to Wikipedia and type in key word for your research topic or focus.

How to find sources from

Scroll to the bottom of the page and look through the reference list. Find titles that look like they would be useful, and search for them in Starplus.

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Q2• Identifying search terms (Mind mapping,Phrase searching,Proximity search)
• combining search terms(or,and,and not)
Q3• Go to Wikipedia and type in key word(s) for your
research topic/focus.
• Scroll to the bottom of the page and look through
the reference list. Find titles that look like they
would be useful, and search for them in Starplus.