Information Literacy Content
Here you will find information literacy content for use in courses or assignments. Concepts such as research, evaluating sources, citation, and library navigation are covered.
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Using Library Databases
In this section you will find information on how to:
- Learn how to navigate a library database
- Explore the different types of databases offered by the library
- Discover how to choose databases for different types of resources
Scroll on to learn more about these important concepts.
How to Use a Library Database
Navigating library databases is key when searching for scholarly articles. The short tutorial below will demonstrate how to access library databases and conduct general searches.
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Navigating Library Databases TutorialThis tutorial walks through how to perform keyword searches and add limiters in library databases.
For More Information:
- FAQ: What are limiters and how can I use them?
- FAQ: How do I focus my search results to see things more relevant to my topic?
- FAQ: Can I get a citation for articles I find in the library databases?
- FAQ: What is a permalink, permanent link, or static link?
- FAQ: What does "full text" mean in library resources?
- FAQ: How do I find articles with full text in the library?
- FAQ: How do I access full articles from the library without paying for them?
Types of Library Databases
Databases with Different Resource Types