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The most useful tool the library can provide me is their advanced search. Not only does it negate articles or journals I don't need but it also pin points topics. Going further beyond into this advanced search I found that I can filter my search for any other subcategory such as language, country, source type, and document type. I plan on using this tool for many years into the future. Thank you libraries.

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I found that the search databases were most useful, especially science daily or the UNC library search tool (where you can just search a general topic and narrow it down to whatever you need). I also loved the fact that we could request a meeting with an actual librarian to obtain help with our research project, even if it's just narrowing down a topic.

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The librarians themselves are a great tool to help you through your research process, unlike how in high school they weren't as equipped to help you. There many resources to help you find all kids of research tools, like books, journal articles, and other resources. The databases and their advanced search options make it easier for me to find the specific topic I am looking for, no matter how broad or narrow it is.

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I found the database search information the most useful and relevant to our current assignment. I used the Proquest advanced search with multiple terms to look for articles. I used what I found to narrow down my topic and ultimately find the article I am using for my science poster. The peer review filter on advanced search was especially helpful for this assignment. I think it will take some time to become familiar with all of the online tools and where to find them, so hopefully I will have more opportunities to utilize these resources soon.

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The explanation and introduction to all the resources available--even just a general overview--was very helpful, because now I at least have an idea of what is offered here. I found that ProQuest and Science Daily websites very helpful and since I am double majoring in biology and music, I trust that I'll be using those databases more often in the future. I also found that teaching us how to find books online was very useful because it's just not practical for us to go poring over the shelves of Davis Library for hours to find just one book. I would still like to know more general research tips, like HOW to search for and find results more efficiently and how to know if articles are peer-reviewed or not if the database doesn't tell you it is. I would also like to know how exactly the design labs work.

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I found the website with all the different links to resources the most helpful. The website pro quest central is something I will probably continue using because it was easy to use and it allowed you to separate out articles that were peer reviewed. I also thought it was really helpful to know we can request any sort of material from they library and they will try and get it for you.

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The fact that there are different Librarians who specialize in our majors/ minors really stood out to me. This also makes me feel more comfortable going into the library because I'll know that whoever I speak with will have expertise. I feel like the databases that range from topic to topic are essential to each course I will be taking ;however, ProQuest central will be the one I use most often.

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The information that I found the most useful was that librarians are specialized to help with research in certain fields. It makes me more confident in going to the library for help because these people know what they are doing and know of the topics we as students are trying to write about. It really helps that all the librarians seem very friendly and approachable. I will most definitely keep using the database resource of using AND/OR/NOT as an option to help me limit or expand my search across said database. At the moment, I do not have any questions about research even though I am quite sure that there are helpful resources I still do not even know to ask about. However, I will certainly ask if any questions arise.

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Coming from high school, I was really unaware of what resourses were offered at UNC's library and how to propperly access them. However, I now know how to approach librarians for assistance and find research articles on my own. I fin the online search engines that Dayna showed us to be super helpful when finding my primary research article for the first feeder assignment. Additioanllly, to make sure that my article choice was sound, I asked for Dayna's help yeasterday afternoon, and she pointed my research in the right direction. However, I still find it difficult telling which articles are original research articles and are peer reviewed.

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I loved the demo of the various databases, as this was a resource I had not used before and is crucial to finding articles for our project. To find my article, I used ProQuest, since it tells you exactly which articles are peer-reviewed scholarly article entries. I quickly and easily found two or three in the field I was interested in, and the abstracts helped me narrow it down to one. I'm still kind of confused about how to know which article is the best for this particular project, and I'm a little worried that mine isn't research-based enough, even though there is a set procedure used in it. Also, I haven't had to define hardly any words, which was a bit of a red flag that maybe I wasn't looking in the right place.

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From the library session, I found that there are many resources both online and inside the library that students can use to help with their research. I found that the online resources were most useful because they are easily accessible and are really helpful for students who need help more quickly than others. Some of these online resources included the use of databases to help filter out unreliable or unnecessary sources for research. However, the library also holds appointments with librarians in order for students to get personal feedback about any resources they chose as well as getting assistance to find new resources. From the session, I specifically found a database that helped me with my research for my public health topic.

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Learning about all the different resources available at the library was the most helpful. Learning how to narrow your search through topic and specific key words was also very helpful. A research strategy that I will use is searching by key words.

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The most useful information I found was about making an appointment with a librarian. I also found the library database is extremely important. I used Proquest to find my article. Furthermore, I took a quiz about finding my study area, and it helped me find a place to study.

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During our library session, I learned lots of valuable information. I love that there are librarians that specialize in different areas of research and can help me get off to a good start with my research for any type of assignment. Another tool that I was really glad to find out about was the online tool that allows you to find the perfect place to study based on library hours, noise level, and environment. With assignments that involve reading and writing, I work best in complete silence, so I was really thankful for a tool that could help me find that. Throughout my college career, I think I will definitely make good use of the database search tool and the online journal search tool to find scholarly articles that fit all of the requirements for the assignment that I am doing research for.

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I found it helpful how the librarian gave us many websites to help us start out the research process and help us to find an article for our project. I liked learning about all of the services that the library has to offer and how we as students can access them. I found it useful when she showed us the peer review button to only search for peer reviewed articles which helped me to narrow down my search to only articles that I could use on my project. The UNC library website has everything about the library that you Ould need to know and is a quick and easy resource to access anywhere. I found the chat feature interesting as you can send a quick message or question to the librarian that could be answered over the computer.

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Learning about all the services the library offers (such as VR technology, SkillfUL, study rooms that students can rent, the MRC, etc.) as well as the scholarly search engines greatly broadened my view of the abilities and importance of the library. Any collegiate endeavor of mine appears to be facilitated by the UL and I cannot wait to begin utilizing of all its wonderful resources! E-Journals, the Search by Discipline, and Global Health will be sites I will definitely use in my research! With all of the insight I have gained through the Library Day information session, I don't have to revert to Google anymore for my research!

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I liked the website they gave us with all the links we could use for various websites and tools we have available. I learned a lot about resources I didn't know existed here before. I'm glad she walked through the different databases

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I find most useful the information about research help such as databases that I can use or where I can go for help (the librarians). I really thought the proquest central database was helpful because you were able to find scholarly articles but then filter the results by a lot so you weren't completely and utterly overwhelmed by your search results. I think this database will really help me in the future. I liked in particular that you could choose to look at peer reviewed articles only because I was having trouble knowing if the articles I was looking at were ones or not. Some questions I still have is how do you use the librarians as resources exactly. Do I need appointments for their help?

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I found that the UNC libraries was a extremely helpful resource that I had no idea existed. The site has everything that you could possibly ask for, even the best study spots based on different compatible environments (loud, pure silence, a mix of both..etc). Also, I really liked how friendly and welcoming the librarians were and how willing they were to help with any and all questions that one can possibly have. The library is so incredibly useful with so many resources beyond the scope of research. I found it really intriguing how they have activities such as the Clue game for Halloween and fun classes like Adulting 101. I loved how I could get a free NYT subscription as well (already subscribed). :)