This document provides information about different places to search for information online and in libraries. It discusses searching Google versus library databases, and the types of results each produces. It also outlines searching strategies, including using keywords and database names to find specific types of sources like journal articles, books, images, and government documents.

2. Where do you search?

3. Today
Google v. Library
Search Strategies
How to Search
Where to Search

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5. Google for Research?
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6. Google Your Scientist or
Your Disease
What type of results do you
get?

7. What’s Online?
The Free Internet:
Wikipedia, YouTube,
etc.
Searchable by Google,
Yahoo, etc

8. What’s Online?
The Rest of
Internet:
Subscription Content
Professional Information
The Library can help!
The Free Internet:
Wikipedia, YouTube,
etc.
Searchable by Google,
Yahoo, etc

9. Library Databases
Get More of what you need
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10. Database?
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11. An online collection of information
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12. Books
Journal Articles
Media
Art
Government Documents
And More!

13. Searching in the Library:
Same as Google?
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14. Where to search?

15. Lactococcus lactis
Microbe Research
Example

16. Use Catalyst:
Search for “microbe”
Find Background
Information

17. Use Catalyst:
Search for “microbe”
Find Articles