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The document provides information from a library induction presentation about resources available such as books, websites, journals, and databases and tips for better searching. It discusses specific databases like PsycInfo and CINAHL and details on books including being able to borrow up to 20 books and renew them online. The presentation also provides useful information for students on library services and facilities.
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- 2. Aim of this session... Help... • improve awareness of resources • make your searching less frustrating • improve work / save time An Information 01/10/2012 Services Presentation
- 3. Resources... • Books • Web sites • Journals & Databases An Information 01/10/2012 Services Presentation
- 4. Why use what when??? Books Overview, history, theories Journals Up to date info. Also look at specific issues Internet Official info (e.g. government policy) An Information 01/10/2012 Services Presentation
- 5. Books... • 20 books at any time • Renew online • Extended Library Service • ebooks An Information 01/10/2012 Services Presentation
- 6. Databases... “I want to search across a wide range of journals to see what’s available on a specific subject” An Information 01/10/2012 Services Presentation
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- 8. Tips for better searching... • Use Advanced Searching • Specify where you want the terms to occur • Remember synonyms • Sort by relevance where appropriate • Build in new terms • Look at references where possible • Use truncation An Information 01/10/2012 Services Presentation
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