The document provides instructions for using the library and online research databases at Paris Junior College. It states that the library and computer labs are located on the first floor of the Greenville Center and provides a link to access the library online. It explains that scholarly databases can be accessed through the library homepage using a student ID and password. A list of recommended databases for research in class is given, categorized by color based on quality and ease of use.

1. Using The Library at PJC

2. Location
• The library and computer labs are located on
the first floor of the Greenville Center
• To link to the library online, click the link
under Blogroll on the left side of our
homepage or click the following link:
http://www.parisjc.edu/index.php/pjc2/main/
learning-center

3. Online Research at PJC
Since we will only be using scholarly sources
for our research in this class, you will all need
to know how to access scholarly databases
through the library home page. This will
require your student ID and your password
(date of birth if you have not changed it),
which should be the same information you
use to login to campus connect. Follow the
links circled in red to access the databases
from home

4. Using Databases at Home

9. Databases
There are many databases available on our library
webpage, but not all of them will be useful to our
class. Here are ones I recommend using for
researching in this class: Academic Search
Complete, Bloom’s Literary Reference Online,
Contemporary Literary Criticism, Contemporary
Authors, Dictionary of Literary Biography,
Directory of Open Access Journals, Gale
Literature Databases, Religion and Philosophy,
Scribner Writers, Texas Reference Center, 20th
Century Poetry, Twayne’s Author Series, and
Literature Resource Center.
Green = Best Yellow = Student Friendly White = Okay