Intro to databases and searching
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The document provides instructions for students on how to use databases available through the BVHS Library Media Center. It explains how to access and search databases using Boolean operators and search fields to find scholarly and peer-reviewed sources. Examples are given of search terms and queries students can use to research the topic of addressing a culture of dishonesty at the high school level, including terms like "academic dishonesty", "high school", and "plagiarism". Contact information is provided for the library staff with any additional questions.
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Intro to databases and searching
- 1. Using Databases BVHS Library Media Center
- 2. Learning Targets: • I can use databases to find scholarly and credible sources. • I can navigate a database to: – use advanced search techniques. – find full-text and peer-reviewed articles. – change my search to make it date-specific.
- 4. Before we go on…write these down! • Passwords for using the databases at home: Login: tigers Password: research
- 5. Scroll down to locate a database appropriate for your task.
- 7. Searching Using Boolean Techniques
- 8. Use Boolean search terms and search fields to personalize your search.
- 10. Example Search Research Task – to write an essay that responds to the following research question: How do I address and change a culture of dishonesty at the high school level?
- 11. Search Terms: • My Topic: High school academic dishonesty • Related terms: academic, (dis)honesty, cheating, plagiarism, high school, secondary education • Sample Searches: 1. “academic dishonesty” AND “high school” 2. plagiarism AND academic 3. “academic dishonesty” AND “honor code” AND NOT university