Academic Skills For Management LIBRARY SERVICES
Aim of today's session An introduction to library resources Using the library catalogue to find  books Using  databases Finding  journals
Libraries Calcutta House   Commercial Road Holloway Road   Ladbroke House  Moorgate
Finding Books: Keyword e.g. Management Library Catalogue:  http://catalogue.londonmet.ac.uk /
Finding Books: With A Reading List Search by: Author and Title Last name First word of title Reading List: Torrington, D., 2011.  Human resource management  Harlow : Financial Times Prentice Hall
Finding Books: With A Reading List
Finding Books: Classmarks Change Management  658.406  Cross Cultural Psychology 155.8 Decision Making 658.403 Disabled People: employment 331.59 Diversity: employment 331.133 Employee Reports 658.13  Employment & Technology 303.4834 Equal Opportunities 658.31244  Gender and Work 331.4133  Health and Safety 658.382  HRM 658.3  Industrial Economics 338  Industrial Relations 331 Industrial Relations Britain 331.0941I Industrial Relations: Europe 331.094 International Management 658.18  Labour Law 344.01  Multinational law(HRM aspects) 658.30091 Organisation Theory 302.35  Public Policy 354.41  Racial Discrimination in Employment 331.6  Research Methods 3 00.72 Recruitment 658.311 Social Class 305.5 Trade Unions 331.8 Training 658.3124 Unemployment 331.137 Women in Employment 331.4
Reserving a book You can reserve a book if: All the copies are on loan to other people  (except for Short Loan copies) The book is at another London Met library  (except for Reference books)
Journals: what are they? Search by Journal title on the catalogue and databases Up to date information Analysis of topics in detail Written & reviewed by experts Printed & electronic journal articles available from the Library = good quality information
. Journal Article Charlwood, A. and Terry, M. (2007) ‘21st-century models of employee representation: structures, processes and outcomes’,  Industrial Relations Journal , 38 (4), pp. 320-337.
Journals
Databases Use databases to find: Newspaper articles - Nexis  Journal articles – Search by title OR use Business Source Premier, Emerald, Sage Journals, Science Direct, Xpert HR Company information - Orbis Market Research -  GMID, Keynote, Mintel Statistics – ESDS, World Bank elibrary
Why use databases? Good quality, reliable information Up-to-date Subject specific searching Many provide information & articles online  Finds information not available  on Google! (The Invisible Web)
Databases: How to find them
Planning your search Think about your keywords: e.g. Financial institution =  HBOS Service = Mortgages Combine your keywords : HBOS  AND  Mortgages
Planning your search Think of Alternative keywords: e.g: HBOS, Halifax, Home Loans, Mortgages Combine your alternative words : HBOS  OR  Halifax Search on Business Source Premier
Keywords Keywords
 
Databases: Jstor Use Jstor to search for historical  information only  – the most recent articles will be at least 5 years old JSTOR
Other Sources Other sources you may wish to use include: Reports Working Papers Conference Proceedings Statistical Data Bloomberg & Datastream are specialist  Economics & Finance databases  at Moorgate Only.  Don't forget the Library Subject pages too!
Citing Your References
Special Collections The Women’s Library Trades Union Congress Library Collections
Academic Liaison Librarian Carmel Carroll [email_address] Based at Holloway Sabri Dikmen [email_address] Based at: Holloway (Mon to Wed) Moorgate (Thurs, Fri.)
Business Drop-in Enquiry Sessions Student Teaching Studio (STS), Room LC203 2 nd  floor lobby Learning Centre Monday – 4pm-6pm Tuesday – Thursday – 4pm-5pm Friday – 12pm-1pm Expect a queue at busy times Get there at least 15 minutes before the end of the session

Academic skills for management

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    Academic Skills ForManagement LIBRARY SERVICES
  • 2.
    Aim of today'ssession An introduction to library resources Using the library catalogue to find books Using databases Finding journals
  • 3.
    Libraries Calcutta House Commercial Road Holloway Road Ladbroke House Moorgate
  • 4.
    Finding Books: Keyworde.g. Management Library Catalogue: http://catalogue.londonmet.ac.uk /
  • 5.
    Finding Books: WithA Reading List Search by: Author and Title Last name First word of title Reading List: Torrington, D., 2011. Human resource management Harlow : Financial Times Prentice Hall
  • 6.
    Finding Books: WithA Reading List
  • 7.
    Finding Books: ClassmarksChange Management 658.406 Cross Cultural Psychology 155.8 Decision Making 658.403 Disabled People: employment 331.59 Diversity: employment 331.133 Employee Reports 658.13 Employment & Technology 303.4834 Equal Opportunities 658.31244 Gender and Work 331.4133 Health and Safety 658.382 HRM 658.3 Industrial Economics 338 Industrial Relations 331 Industrial Relations Britain 331.0941I Industrial Relations: Europe 331.094 International Management 658.18 Labour Law 344.01 Multinational law(HRM aspects) 658.30091 Organisation Theory 302.35 Public Policy 354.41 Racial Discrimination in Employment 331.6 Research Methods 3 00.72 Recruitment 658.311 Social Class 305.5 Trade Unions 331.8 Training 658.3124 Unemployment 331.137 Women in Employment 331.4
  • 8.
    Reserving a bookYou can reserve a book if: All the copies are on loan to other people (except for Short Loan copies) The book is at another London Met library (except for Reference books)
  • 9.
    Journals: what arethey? Search by Journal title on the catalogue and databases Up to date information Analysis of topics in detail Written & reviewed by experts Printed & electronic journal articles available from the Library = good quality information
  • 10.
    . Journal ArticleCharlwood, A. and Terry, M. (2007) ‘21st-century models of employee representation: structures, processes and outcomes’, Industrial Relations Journal , 38 (4), pp. 320-337.
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    Databases Use databasesto find: Newspaper articles - Nexis Journal articles – Search by title OR use Business Source Premier, Emerald, Sage Journals, Science Direct, Xpert HR Company information - Orbis Market Research - GMID, Keynote, Mintel Statistics – ESDS, World Bank elibrary
  • 13.
    Why use databases?Good quality, reliable information Up-to-date Subject specific searching Many provide information & articles online Finds information not available on Google! (The Invisible Web)
  • 14.
  • 15.
    Planning your searchThink about your keywords: e.g. Financial institution = HBOS Service = Mortgages Combine your keywords : HBOS AND Mortgages
  • 16.
    Planning your searchThink of Alternative keywords: e.g: HBOS, Halifax, Home Loans, Mortgages Combine your alternative words : HBOS OR Halifax Search on Business Source Premier
  • 17.
  • 18.
  • 19.
    Databases: Jstor UseJstor to search for historical information only – the most recent articles will be at least 5 years old JSTOR
  • 20.
    Other Sources Othersources you may wish to use include: Reports Working Papers Conference Proceedings Statistical Data Bloomberg & Datastream are specialist Economics & Finance databases at Moorgate Only. Don't forget the Library Subject pages too!
  • 21.
  • 22.
    Special Collections TheWomen’s Library Trades Union Congress Library Collections
  • 23.
    Academic Liaison LibrarianCarmel Carroll [email_address] Based at Holloway Sabri Dikmen [email_address] Based at: Holloway (Mon to Wed) Moorgate (Thurs, Fri.)
  • 24.
    Business Drop-in EnquirySessions Student Teaching Studio (STS), Room LC203 2 nd floor lobby Learning Centre Monday – 4pm-6pm Tuesday – Thursday – 4pm-5pm Friday – 12pm-1pm Expect a queue at busy times Get there at least 15 minutes before the end of the session