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This library induction presentation aimed to help students learn how to find and borrow books and journals from the Falmer Library, as well as find information online. It covered how to search the library catalog to borrow up to 6 books at a time, find journals using print collections, indexes, or Google Scholar, and use Google's advanced search for official or organizational information. The presentation was given by Peter Coyne on February 2nd, 2012 to introduce students to the library's resources and services.
Ske induction
This library induction presentation aims to help students become aware of the resources available to them at the Falmer Library, understand when to use different resources like books, journals, and the internet for their studies, and make their searches more productive. It provides an overview of using books for historical context and theories, journals for up-to-date information and specific issues, and the internet for official information. It also outlines how to borrow books, access electronic journals and articles on topics, and use more advanced search tools on Google.
Getting to grips with google
This document summarizes an information services presentation about improving searches on Google and exploring Google Scholar. The presentation aimed to help attendees improve their Google searching through advanced search techniques and filtering results. It also overviewed searching academic publications on Google Scholar and how to connect to the university's online journal collections for full-text access when off campus.
Study skills
Peter Coyne from Falmer Library gave a presentation on finding information and improving research skills. He discussed different resources like books, the internet, and journals, when each is best to use. For example, books provide an overview but can be out of date, while the internet is good for government documents and official websites. The presentation also included a demonstration of searching books, websites, and databases to find up-to-date information on specific topics. The goal was to help students and staff find information more efficiently and improve their marks.
Safeguarding
The document provides an overview of resources for research, including books, websites, journals, and databases. It describes several databases in detail, such as ASSIA, PsycInfo, International Bibliography of the Social Sciences, and CINAHL. Tips are given for better searching across these resources, including using advanced search features, specifying search fields, using synonyms and truncation, and examining references.
Ba (hons) education, year1 finding info
This presentation discusses finding information for education research. It addresses common problems like overreliance on few sources or non-academic sites. The presentation aims to increase awareness of available materials, make searching less frustrating and more productive. It encourages attendees to consider where and why they search for different types of information, and when books, journals, the internet or audiovisual media are most appropriate. The presentation then provides guidance on finding journal articles using databases like British Education Index, PsycInfo and Web of Science, and using Google effectively to find official policies or information from organizations.
2nd year sass
This document provides an overview of literature searching for social science research. It discusses journals and databases as tools for searching academic information. Specific databases are described, including ASSIA for health and social science, PsycInfo for psychological literature, and International Bibliography of the Social Sciences for topics like sociology and politics. Criminal Justice Abstracts and CINAHL are also mentioned for their coverage of relevant subject areas. Google Scholar is identified as a database but its coverage is noted to be uncertain. The aim is to help students improve their searching, make it less frustrating and more productive.
Pq social work
This document provides information about resources available for social work research, including books, websites, journals, and databases. It describes several databases relevant for social work topics like ASSIA, PsycInfo, International Bibliography of the Social Sciences, and Criminal Justice Abstracts. Tips are also provided for better searching across these databases to find information on specific subjects.
Pq social work
The document provides an overview of resources for social work research, including books, websites, journals, and databases covering topics like health, social sciences, psychology, economics, and criminal justice. It also offers tips for better database searching and details the library's services for borrowing books, reserving study rooms, photocopying, and using computer rooms. The aim is to improve awareness of materials, make searching less frustrating, and help save time in work.
Ed d
This document provides details on databases for research. It lists British Education Index, PsycInfo, Web of Science, and Google Scholar as databases, with British Education Index having a UK education focus, PsycInfo taking a cognitive/behavioral/motivational angle, Web of Science covering select journals across disciplines, and Google Scholar providing a wide range of topics as a good secondary source. The document appears to be from an information services presentation.
Ed d induction
The document provides information about an induction session for EdD students to help improve their awareness, effectiveness, and use of referencing materials. It details several key databases for psychological and education research, including PsycInfo, British Education Index, Web of Knowledge/Science, and Expanded Academic. Useful library services are also highlighted such as borrowing books, returning books to any university library, booking study rooms, photocopying, and using computer rooms. The session aims to help students make the most of library resources in their work.
Ma st
The document summarizes an information services presentation about finding information resources like books, websites, journals, and online databases and tips for better searching including using advanced search features, synonyms, and truncation. It also provides information about library services like borrowing books, study rooms, photocopying, and workshop sessions as well as contact details for the information services website and enquiry desk.
Pgce secondary
The document outlines tips and information from an information services presentation for PGCE Secondary students, including how to conduct effective database searches, useful library resources and services, and details on book loans, fines, and contact information for the enquiry desk. Key search tips included using advanced search options, synonyms, and sorting results by relevance.
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