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That's it. It's just the best thing I've found for this whole assignment

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Just read the two critical reflections I had to peer review and I'm so curious to know who these people are because their ideas and writing were so good and engaging- I was really taken aback at how interested I was.

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It's difficult and thrilling to start making connections between skills and ideas during this whole process.

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Ok let's see if this works.

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Literally just typed "encyclopedia" into the search bar. Google-ucdlibrary-onesearch-

The European encyclopedia: from 1650 to the twenty-first century

I mean it's cover a decent amount of time, hope it covers games??

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-One Search
-Basically any encyclopedia (online, including wikipedia, and actual physical copies)
-specific websites, eg BBC, travel blogs etc
-Databases available on the UCD library website.

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A-Z Common Reference questions for academic librarians seems to be a handy place to start. Also a text called "How to do it manual for librarians" could be handy.

-ERIC Database How to Search it

There's a link to a more extensive reading list on the reading list too, can see one or two texts which might be relevant to those questions.

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How to answer these questions without google...

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How to answer these questions without google...

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Learning how to not use Google to directly ask questions is very challenging. Bye Bye Google!