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Please take out a material that you can use to take notes. Your notes should include tips for using EBSCO as well as tips for researching in the context of literary analysis.

You can open this padlet at https://padlet.com/Maroons/ebsco

This is a picture of Ellie after she ate all of the hamburgers that we made for lunch this week. She has no regrets.

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...are not your only results.

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Username: *******

Password: **********

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Link

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Always choose the option for "Full Text" when you begin your searching.

Do not use the abstract as a part of your in text citation.

You do not have to read an entire article. Scan the article to find the important parts (or use CTRL+F) and then read around those parts to understand context.

ALWAYS keep track of your sources as you go. Do not rely on the databases to keep track of them for you.

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A scholarly journal is peer-reviewed if articles that are published in it go through a rigorous review process by other experts in the field.

"ENGL 126 Research Writing: Humanities." Holman Library, Green River College, 20
Aug. 2024, libguides.greenriver.edu/engl126/databases. Accessed 3 Sept. 2024.

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"Top 5 Searching Strategies." EBSCO, 20 June 2024, www.ebsco.com/sites/g/files/nabnos191/files/acquiadam-assets/Top-Five-Searching-Strategies-Handout.pdf.  Accessed 3 Sept. 2024. Infographic.

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EBSCOhost Best Practices: Finding Key Articles (Link)

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EBSCOhost Best Practices: Finding Key Articles (Link)

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"EBSCOhost Best Practices: Finding Key Articles." EBSCO Connect, EBSCO, 20 June
2024, connect.ebsco.com/s/article/
EBSCOhost-Best-Practices-Finding-Key-Articles?language=en_US. Accessed 3
Sept. 2024.

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Great news! You can export the citation directly from EBSCO to NoodleTools.

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Keywords are interchangeable. Play around with synonyms, order of words, and Boolean search operators to get different results.

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Do not wait until you are finished writing to complete your working bibliography and in text citations.

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You can look at your previous searches and use those to switch your key words around.

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Mrs. Priest- kathrynpriest@u-46.org

Mr. Moliwell- adammoliwell@u-46.org

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Thursday

5th period

Room 248H (in the library)

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Just in case you missed it before. :-)

https://padlet.com/Maroons/ebsco

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You don't have time to search through every single article. You can use ctrl+f to find your key words and make sure the article is worth your time.