Printable Guides for Using Library Resources
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- Alicat Advanced Search Example
- Beginning Research
- Connect to Article
- Course Reserves
- Create a Research Alert
- eBrary: Online Books
- Evaluating Websites
- Find an Article from a Citation ("Required Reading List")
- Find Books
- Find Literary Criticism
- Find Two (or more!) Sides of an Issue
- Google Scholar
- How to Cite (APA Style Examples)
- How to Cite (MLA Style Examples)
- How to Cite Government Documents (APA Style)
- Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad)
- Lliterary Criticism Resources
- Point of View
- RefWorks
- Scholarly Articles
- Search Strategy Builder & Examples
- Search Strategy Worksheet
- Types of Articles (Scholarly...)
- Thinking Tool "Mind Map"
- Using Databases to Find Articles
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General Guides for Using Library Resources
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- APA & MLA Citing & Incorporating Sources
- Brainmapping DemonstrationWatch Visual mapping to narrow a topic.
- Computer-based Technology in Education
- Conducting a Literature ReviewEducation and Behavioral Sciences
- Connect to Article"Connect to Article" in the catalog results
- Downloaded eBrary Books to your Tablet or eReader
- eBrary: Online books
- Evaluate SourcesEmphasis on websites, but also books, journals, news, reviews.
- FAQs About Library Services
- Find an Article from a Citation ("Required Reading")
- Find Articles Using Databases
- Find BooksFind the books you need in Alicat, our online catalog
- Find Course Reserves
- Find Two (or more!) Sides of an Issue
- Google Scholar
- Information Cycle -- Play the TimelineFrom U of Idaho.
- Introduction to Databases
- Literature Review in Education & Behavioral Sciences
- Preventing Plagiarism & Academic Honesty
- Primary & Secondary Sources
- Reading a CitationFrom the U. of Idaho. Interactive on how to tell if a citation is from a book chapter, journal article, web site, or newspaper article.
- RefWorks
- Required ReadingFind a required reading given by a professor
- Research OverviewDevelop a topic, find keywords, find & use sources
- Scholarly Journals
- Scholarly Journals v Popular MagazinesQuick clicks to see the differences. Is my article scholarly? Peer-reviewed? From a magazine? Or trade journal article? From U of Idaho Information Literacy CORE Module
- Streaming Audio and Video from AU Databases
- Wikipedia for Academic Research?
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