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This document provides information about library resources available to students at Mountain Lakes High School, Mountain Lakes Public Library, and future college libraries. It outlines databases and websites available for research, including EBSCO, Gale, Litfinder, and ProQuest databases accessible through the high school media center. The public library offers Jersey Clicks, ProQuest, EBSCO Host, and HealthyNJ resources. Government and medical organization websites are suggested for reliable health information. An example search on childhood obesity in New Jersey is demonstrated through the high school's Academic Search Premier database.
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- 1. Mountain Lakes Public Library TAB Library Instruction Session Fall 2013
- 2. What can libraries do for you? • Mountain Lakes High School • Mountain Lakes Public Library • Your future college library Unit Name
- 3. That scholarly stuff Unit Name
- 4. Understanding the information timeline Unit Name
- 5. What can libraries do for you? • Mountain Lakes High School: – Media Center – Media Center Blog – Databases for Research passwords EBSCO Databases Gale &Litfinder Unit Name Proquest ABC-CLIO (Am. Hist.)
- 6. What can libraries do for you? • Mountain Lakes Public Library : – Under “Research” or scroll down the page: • • • • Unit Name Jersey Clicks –Business, Health, Education, Literature ProQuest – General Research, Health, EBSCO Host – General information HealthyNJ
- 7. What can Websites do for you? • .gov&.org • It’s very hard to tell real websites from hoaxes, so always check with your librarian. • Center for Disease Control (CDC) • Department of Health and Human Services • National Cancer Institute • National Institutes of Health • Nation Library of Medicine • MedlinePlus • MayoClinic.com • PubMed • WebMD • NCBI Bookshelf Unit Name
- 8. How many hits? Search: Childhood obesity in New Jersey on Google. Unit Name
- 9. • Topic: childhood obesity in New Jersey. • We will start on ML Media Center homepage. • And search in the Academic Search Premier database: CLICK HERE TO CONNECT SEARCH EXAMPLE: Unit Name