Accessing the CCNY Electronic Library
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This document provides guidance on accessing and utilizing the CCNY Electronic Library resources. It outlines the various stages of research, including developing a research topic and keywords. It describes different types of sources like books, articles, and websites. It also explains how to search specific databases like Ebscohost, LexisNexis, America: History & Life, and Gale Virtual Reference. Tips are provided on evaluating sources and ensuring a comprehensive search across multiple tools.
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