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This is an outline for Dr. Sung's "American Experience" class for Lyon College on October 16, for classes at 10 and 11. Lyon building. This is a core class.
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Library Quick ‘n’ Dirty Transcript Ashford University Libr.docx
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Ashford University Library
You just found out you have to conduct research for a paper in your course, but you are not sure
how to get started.
Perhaps you feel overwhelmed or confused about using the Ashford University Library
Do not worry!
In these videos, we will take you down the path of conducting academic research, give you the
tools you need to navigate the world of information, and, guide you through each step of the
research process
Before you know it, you will be able to conduct research on your own!
Let’s get started.
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This tutorial will help you build the foundation you need to conduct research in the Ashford
University Library.
For starters, the Ashford University Library is a digital Library.
This means that resources you would find in a physical library such as books, magazines,
journals, and multimedia have been converted into digital formats and stored in databases,
allowing you to access them by going to our webpage on a computer.
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As you progress through your courses at Ashford, many of your assignments will require that
you use scholarly resources.
Scholarly resources include scholarly journals, certain books, and other publications.
Scholarly journals are a collections of articles written by scholars or academics in a field of
study, or by someone who has done research in a field.
These articles report original research or experimentation to the rest of the scholarly community.
Before publication, these articles and books go through a rigorous peer-review process, where
other experts in the field review the material for authenticity and reliability.
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Resources that are not scholarly are often referred to as popular resources.
Popular resources include things like magazines, newspapers, some websites, and professional
blogs.
They are usually written by journalists or other professional writers and cover topics of general
interest intended to inform and entertain the public. They are reviewed by an editorial staff,
usually for style and format.
Often times, the information in popular sources is reliable, and can be valuable to your research.
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In the Ashford University Library, you will find these resources in databases.
You may ask yourself, why do I need to search in databases when I can search on the internet?
Search engines can be great for finding general information, but when you are conducting
academic research, there are several reasons why searching in databases is a good choice.
When you search for something on the internet, the results you see are usually based on
popularity, rather than the quality of the information.
Because search engines often ‘guess’ or approximate what you are looking for, the most relevant
information can be ...
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