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The document provides information to help social work students find relevant materials for their studies, including an overview of key databases like ASSIA, PsycInfo, and CINAHL that cover topics such as social sciences, psychology, health, and criminal justice. It also lists some books and journals as good sources, and offers tips on library services for borrowing books, reserving study rooms, photocopying, and using computer rooms.
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 For example, books provide an overview but can be out of date, while the internet is good for government documents and official websites.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.
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The document provides guidance on finding and using information for academic work. It outlines 3 steps: 1) identify keywords from the assignment, 2) think of alternative terms for the keywords, and 3) use the keywords and terms to search books, websites, and journals for relevant information. It then explains why different sources may be best for an overview, official information, up-to-date details, or easy introductions. The document warns that poor use of information can result from an overreliance on non-academic websites or too few sources, leading to lower marks.
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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.
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- 1. MaSTFinding Information Peter Coyne - Information Adviser Falmer Library
- 3. make your searching less frustrating
- 4. make your searching more productive08/10/2011 An Information Services Presentation Aim of this session...
- 6. Web sites
- 7. Journals
- 8. Online databases08/10/2011 An Information Services Presentation Resources…
- 9. Why use what when??? 08/10/2011 An Information Services Presentation
- 10. “I want to search across a wide range of journals to see what’s available on a specific subject” 08/10/2011 An Information Services Presentation Databases...
- 11. 08/10/2011 An Information Services Presentation Databases...(2)
- 13. Specify where you want the terms to occur
- 15. Sort by relevance where appropriate
- 16. Build in new terms
- 17. Look at references where possible
- 18. Use truncation08/10/2011 An Information Services Presentation
- 20. Borrow up to 20 books
- 21. Return your books to any UoB library
- 22. Book a study room for group work
- 23. Photocopy
- 25. Library & IT Workshops...Drop-in sessions
- 27. By telephone
- 29. Enquiry Desk