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Getting Started with Research at Shapiro Library
This guide discusses understanding information sources, formulating a topic and search phrase, where and how to search the library for information, how to evaluate sources, how to cite sources, and more.
Getting Started Guide: Home
Understanding Information
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What are Sources?
Types of Sources
Scholarly vs. Popular Sources
What are Peer Reviewed Journals?
Choosing a Topic & Developing a Research Question
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Brainstorming & Mind Mapping
Sources of Inspiration for Topics
Narrowing Down or Broadening Your Topic
What is a Research Question?
Developing a Research Question
Using Keywords
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Choosing Keywords
Tips for Using Keyword Searching Effectively
Effective Searching Techniques
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Keyword Searching
Boolean Searching
Subject Searching
Limiters
Phrase Searching
Using Reference/Work Cited Lists
More Resources
Finding Books, Articles, etc.
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Using Research Guides
Find Books and eBooks
Find Articles and Reports
Find Video and Images
Find Web Resources
Tips & Tricks for Using Library Resources
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eBooks - Access, Downloading, Help, & More
Saving Library Resources for Later Use
Troubleshooting Common Problems
Evaluating Sources
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Evaluating Websites
What about Library Resources?
More Help Evaluating Sources
Citing Your Sources
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APA Style
MLA Style
Chicago Style
Citing Business & Legal Sources
Citation Management Tools
Writing & Presentation Help
General Writing Help
Writing Paragraphs
Writing an Essay
Writing Papers
Writing Literature Reviews
Annotated Bibliography
Writing an Outline
Grammar Help
Presentation Help
Public Speaking Tips
Debating
Writing & Presenting Persuasively
Tutoring, Tips, & Tools
Writing Help
SNHU Wolak Learning Center (Campus Students)
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SNHU Academic Support (Online)
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Writing Paragraphs
Basic Paragraph Structure
When it comes to writing paragraphs, most of them follow this structure:
Topic Sentence
Supporting Sentences
Concluding Sentence
Need help writing paragraphs?
Check out these resources:
Academic Support Video
Helpful Books from the Library
Business Writing for Technical People: The Most Effective Ways to Get Your Message Across
by
Carrie Marshall
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Call Number: Available Online
ISBN: 9781780174457
Publication Date: 2018
Clear and Concise
by
Susan McKerihan
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Call Number: Available Online
ISBN: 9781925203004
Publication Date: 2015-02-02
Enhancing Writing Skills
by
Oluwakemi J. Elufiede (Editor) et al.
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Call Number: Available Online
ISBN: 9781681233567
Publication Date: 2016
The Guide to Learning and Study Skills
by
Sue Drew; Rosie Bingham
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Call Number: Available Online
ISBN: 9780566092336
Publication Date: 2016-04-07
Helpful Web Resources
Paragraphs (Writing Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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Writing Paragraphs (The Word on College Reading and Writing)
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What is a Paragraph? (Writing Explained)
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A Brief Guide to Writing Paragraphs (Wesleyan University) [pdf]
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