Grad Chem 112007

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    1. Information Research at USC Libraries By Norah Xiao Science and Engineering Librarian Email: [email_address] Phone: 213-740-2214 For USC Chemistry Graduate Students
    2. Outlines
      • Free styles (anything you are interested in)
      • Chemistry Librarian and Library Services
      • Chemistry Information and Resources
      • Some Important Resources
      • Conduct an Effective Information Research
      • Retrieve and Cite Information
        • RefWorks
      • Current Awareness and others
    3. Library Services
      • As graduate students, you can
        • borrow standard materials for one term
        • use Interlibrary Loan to get somethine USC Libraries don’t have
        • “ Recommend a Book”
          • Policies applies
        • request research consultation and literature research help
    4. Chemistry Librarian
      • My background & Contact information
      • Chemistry subject page
      • Chemistry resources guide
      • Chemistry information blog
    5. Chemistry Literature
      • Based on characteristics of stages in the scientific literature life cycle
        • Primary
        • Secondary
        • Tertiary
      • Based on physical form
        • Printed
        • Electronic
    6. Chemistry Literature
      • Based on information content
        • Bibliography (citation)
        • Catalog
        • Full-text documents (or e-journals)
        • Fact & data collection
    7. Find Chemistry Information
      • Choose the appropriate tools
        • Paid information resources at USC
        • “Free” Internet resources
          • Search engines
          • Government sites
          • Subject directory (or research guide)
          • Meta-search engine
    8. Evaluate Internet Resources
      • Authorship
      • Publishing body
      • Point of view or bias
      • Referral to other sources
      • Verifiability
      • Currency
      • Evaluating Information Found on the Internet <http://www.library.jhu.edu/researchhelp/general/evaluating/>
    9. Find Chemistry Information
      • Tools at USC
        • Catalog for printed materials
        • Databases (over 700 databases at USC)
          • Understand databases (why?)
          • Know what you are looking for (what?)
          • Build search and find information (how?)
    10. USC E-Resources
      • E-books (such NetLibrary, Safari, ebrary)
      • E-references (such as Knovel, CRC online)
      • E-journals (you name it!)
      • Databases
        • Scifinder Scholar
        • Web of Science (Science Citation Index)
        • MedLINE
        • PubMed and PubChem
    11. Important Databases
      • SciFinder Scholar
      • Beilstein & Gemerlin
      • Web of Science (Science Citation Search)
      • MedLINE, PubMed, PubChem
      • Google Scholar
      • Scirus
    12. Effective Information Research
      • Search techniques
        • Keywords (synonyms) vs. Subject vs. Structure
        • Boolean operators (AND, OR, NOT)
        • Phrase search
        • Truncations and wildcard
        • Syntaxes (field search) vs. Limitations
    13. Effective Information Research
      • Search Strategies
        • Building blocks technique
        • Successive facets technique
        • Pearl growth (Citation search)
    14. Search Strategies http://choo.fis.utoronto.ca/FIS/Courses/LIS1325/BuildingBlocks.html
    15. Search Strategies http://choo.fis.utoronto.ca/FIS/Courses/LIS1325/SuccessiveFacets.html
    16. Search Strategies http://choo.fis.utoronto.ca/FIS/Courses/LIS1325/Pearl.html
    17. Analyze and Refine Search
      • Results not on target
      • Too many results
      • Too few results
      • Citation search
      • Citing search
    18. Cite IT Right
      • Save , print, email or export the list of citations (or records) from the search
      • RefWorks
    19. Retrieve Information
      • Materials belong to USC
        • through catalog
        • through E-resources
      • InterLibrary Loan (ILL)
        • Free to USC users
        • For all materials that USC doesn’t have
        • For materials at HSC
    20. A citation from DBs Direct link (find it @USC) Full-text article (printed or e-version) E-journals HOMER S&E Library Grand Library Search journal titles
    21. Current Awareness and Web 2.0
      • Please set up current awareness
      • Please begin to explore Web 2.0 applications
        • Blog: CHEMUSC blog
        • Tags: CHEMUSC tags
        • RSS feeds and email alert
        • Facebook
        • IM chat
    22. Further Study
      • Advanced search in different databases
      • Literature review search
        • Find most relevant information for your research
        • Set up current awareness
      • Be familiar with important titles and information resources
    23. Thank you!
      • Please kindly complete the survey
      • For this PPT, please go to CHEMUSC and download it
      • Please feel free to contact me
        • email: [email_address]
        • Phone: 213-740-2214
        • Office: SSL 203

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