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Having a tough time finding reliable information?
Public and University libraries employ full time reference librarians to answer your questions!  They are experts at finding info!

Look on the library website to see if there is a "Contact Us" feature; many libraries have a live chat, phone, or email services.

Be specific when describing your project and the kind of information you are looking for.  Also, be polite . . .librarians are people, too!

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Google Scholar provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature.

Click here to set up your library using your school Google account: https://scholar.google.com/intl/us/scholar/help.html#library

Search Tips:

Limit results by year on the left.

The full text of articles will appear as links on the right (if they are available).

Use the scholarly search terms and key words (look at other articles to see what specialized vocabulary they are using for the topic).

Click "Save" to add resources to your Scholar Library (underneath the article title).

If you find a great article, click "Related Articles" to see similar results (underneath the article title).

Here's a quick video overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AcgyzxmP2Q

Click for more tips . . .

https://scholar.google.com/intl/us/scholar/help.html#overview

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Use EasyBib as you research to grab all of your citations especially in MLA!  Make your life easier . . .If you make a FREE account in either, you can create a Works Cited page in 10 seconds flat!

Need APA style? BibMe works well!

Click the link to find out more. . .

http://www.lakeviewlocal.org/CitingSources.aspx

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Watch this quick 1 minute video to find out why Google and Wikipedia just won't do:

https://vimeo.com/11692566

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Check out this link to read a handy explanation: http://guides.lib.jjay.cuny.edu/c.php?g=288333&p=1922599

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Scholarly Articles vs. Popular Magazines

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Scholarly Articles vs. Popular Magazines

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EXAMPLE Scholarly Article
Scholarly Article Visual

Question Check:

Ask yourself these questions when deciding if you are reading a scholarly article . . .

Is there an abstract (summary) at the beginning of the article?

Is the tone of the article thoughtful, restrained, and serious?

Does the article have footnotes or citations to other sources?

Does the article have a bibliography or list of references at the end?

Are the author's credentials listed (title and university)?

Is the topic of the article narrowly focused and explored in depth?

Is the article based on either original research or authorities in the field (as opposed to personal opinion)?

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EBSCOhost Multi-Database Search: Full-text information from more than 6,000 magazines, journals, and newspapers. Includes e-books, biographies, radio and TV transcripts, geographic information, primary sources, images, maps, and more.

Search by subject to narrow your results.

Check "Full Text."

Check "Peer Reviewed" to find scholarly articles.
Check "Academic Journals" to limit results, too.

Narrow your search by date to find current info.

REFINE RESULTS:

You can refine by subject on the left (which helps find more specific info).

SAVE Article:
You can "Send PDF to Cloud" to save articles directly to your Google Drive!

Print, Email, Export to Easybib, Download, or save Permalink (in toolbar on the right)

TRICK: Did you find one article you like? Click on one of the other subjects listed or click "FIND SIMILAR RESULTS" on the left to find more!

Citation:

Export to Easybib or click "Cite" and copy and paste the MLA citation! (in the toolbar on the right)

http://www.infohio.org/students/er/item/ebscohost-multidb-search

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World Book Academic Edition: Research tools, primary sources, e-books, biographies, sounds, videos, images, and timelines. Create your own account to track and share your research. Hear text read aloud.

Think Wikipedia but with reliable information.

Great for defining terms or viewing an overview of a topic.

Type your keywords in the search box, and look in the middle column for an article that matches your search. Primary sources and eBooks will appear on the right.

Toolbox Tips: At the top of each article, click "highlight search term" to easily skim to find your keywords in longer articles.

Hear text read aloud, too, just click "text to speech!"

MLA Works Cited is at the bottom of the encyclopedia article and with each photo, too!

Related Information is located at the top right, which links you to more related topics.

https://www.infohio.org/students/er/item/world-book-academic