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Inform Your Thinking: Episode 6 - Search Smarter

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Inform Your Thinking: Episode 4 - It's All About The Questions

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Guides: Inform Your Thinking Library Tutorials: Home

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Inform Your Thinking: Episode 1 - Research is a Conversation

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Academic research can be difficult, but you're not alone! Research is a conversation between many different "voices" that each contribute a unique perspective on a topic. There are many ways that you can use that conversation to help improve your understanding of a topic and discover what you have to say about it.

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Inform Your Thinking: Episode 2 - Who Do You Trust and Why?

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We all do research, but how do you decide who to trust or what information to accept or leave behind? Context, authorship, and evidence help you determine authority, trust, and reliability. Here are some ways to ensure that you are getting the best information possible when researching.

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Zengel, S., Bernik, B. M., Rutherford, N., Nixon, Z., & Michel, J. (2015). Heavily Oiled Salt Marsh following the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, Ecological Comparisons of Shoreline Cleanup Treatments and Recovery. PLoS ONE, 10(7), 1–27. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0132324

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1.  Academic Search Complete
2.  How does pollution affect wildlife in Louisiana wetlands?
3. This db found several peer reviewed journal articles that I could use.
4.  I changed my keywords to narrow my search
5.  I chose to use the keyword wetland instead of swamps along with pollution and Louisiana
6.  Some of the items were not relevant so I used the limiters to make the results more current.

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1. Name the resource you used for your keyword searching today?

2. What is your Research Question and what keywords did you use?

3. Is your database a good choice of information for this search? Why or Why not?

4. Are your keywords useful or do you think you might want to change them?

5. Did you find NEW Keywords you might use? If yes, what are they?

6. Are the items retrieved relevant to your research need? If not, what might you do to find more relevant items?

7. Add a screenshare of your process of finding your article.

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Find the best library databases for your research.