Library Instruction English 1002 Spring 2010

1. Check out Course Reserves! Library InstructionEnglish 1002Spring 2010 Presented by Jan Vogelgesang

2. Library Website - Bookshttp://www.ivcc.edu/library.aspx?id=4020

3. Check out Course Reserves!

4. Gale Literary Index – Useful Websiteshttp://www.ivcc.edu/library.aspx?id=4038 • Gale Literary Index- master index of literary criticisms published by Gale available in print form.  Jacobs Library does not own all of these sets or all of the titles in some sets.Gale sets available at Jacobs Library.  A list of what Jacobs Library owns.Also check the Gale Virtual Reference Libraryfor additional resources available online.Gale Virtual Reference Library (Logon required) is a database available to IVCC patrons only.  Your logon is the number under the barcode on your ID.  It is 14 digits and begins with 24611....  This database is the e-book versions of the following Gale resources:Drama for StudentsLiterary Newsmakers for StudentsLiterary Themes for StudentsNonfiction Classics for StudentsNovels for StudentsPoetry for StudentsShakespeare for StudentsShort Stories for StudentsHow to cite Gale resources

5. EBSCO Select Magazines and Journals – Then EBSCOhost

6. EBSCOhost has many collections that you can search. Try putting a checkmark in front of Academic Search Premier, ERIC, Magill, Master File & Professional Development. Then click the continue button.

7. Enter your search terms and select Full Text. Click search.

8. J-Stor - Use the advanced search page.http://www.jstor.org/

9. Citation help – For Studentshttp://www.ivcc.edu/library.aspx?id=3500 • Citing your sources NoodleBib -citation generatorNoodleBib TutorialTips for citing Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center using NoodleBib.Using NoodleBib to cite Gale resources originally published in a book Use this tutorial to cite any resource that was originally published in a book and is reprinted in another book. NoodleBib screen shots are included. This tutorial can also be used for Opposing Viewpoints, Current Controversies, and Taking Sides series when the information was originally published in a book.Using NoodleBib to cite Gale resources originally published in a magazine or journal Use this tutorial to cite any resource that was originally published in a magazine or journal and reprinted in a book.  NoodleBib screen shots are included.  This tutorial can also be used for Opposing Viewpoints, Current Controversies, and Taking Sides series when the information was originally published in a magazine or journal.Citing Gale resources using MLA 7th edition (2009)MLA 2009 (7th edition) Formatting and Style Guide from Purdue OWL (Online Writing Lab) - Scroll to the bottom of the page for links for each type of resource you are citing.APA (6th edition) Formatting and Style Guide from Purdue OWL (Online Writing Lab) - Scroll to the bottom of the page for links for each type of resource you are citing.APA Style Guide to Electronic ReferencesChicago-Style Citation Quick GuideLandmarks Son of Citation Machine - try this website if you need just one or two citations.

10. Library Website - Bookshttp://www.ivcc.edu/library.aspx?id=4020

11. Gale Literary Index – Useful Websiteshttp://www.ivcc.edu/library.aspx?id=4038 • Gale Literary Index- master index of literary criticisms published by Gale available in print form.  Jacobs Library does not own all of these sets or all of the titles in some sets.Gale sets available at Jacobs Library.  A list of what Jacobs Library owns.Also check the Gale Virtual Reference Libraryfor additional resources available online.Gale Virtual Reference Library (Logon required) is a database available to IVCC patrons only.  Your logon is the number under the barcode on your ID.  It is 14 digits and begins with 24611....  This database is the e-book versions of the following Gale resources:Drama for StudentsLiterary Newsmakers for StudentsLiterary Themes for StudentsNonfiction Classics for StudentsNovels for StudentsPoetry for StudentsShakespeare for StudentsShort Stories for StudentsHow to cite Gale resources

12. EBSCO Select Magazines and Journals – Then EBSCOhost

13. EBSCOhost has many collections that you can search. Try putting a checkmark in front of Academic Search Premier &Magill on literature Plus. Then click the continue button. Scroll down the page to locate Magill on literature Plus.

14. Enter your search terms and select Full Text.

15. J-Stor - Use the advanced search page.http://www.jstor.org/

16. Citation help – For Studentshttp://www.ivcc.edu/library.aspx?id=3500 • Citing your sources NoodleBib -citation generatorNoodleBib TutorialTips for citing Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center using NoodleBib.Using NoodleBib to cite Gale resources originally published in a book Use this tutorial to cite any resource that was originally published in a book and is reprinted in another book. NoodleBib screen shots are included. This tutorial can also be used for Opposing Viewpoints, Current Controversies, and Taking Sides series when the information was originally published in a book.Using NoodleBib to cite Gale resources originally published in a magazine or journal Use this tutorial to cite any resource that was originally published in a magazine or journal and reprinted in a book.  NoodleBib screen shots are included.  This tutorial can also be used for Opposing Viewpoints, Current Controversies, and Taking Sides series when the information was originally published in a magazine or journal.Citing Gale resources using MLA 7th edition (2009)MLA 2009 (7th edition) Formatting and Style Guide from Purdue OWL (Online Writing Lab) - Scroll to the bottom of the page for links for each type of resource you are citing.APA (6th edition) Formatting and Style Guide from Purdue OWL (Online Writing Lab) - Scroll to the bottom of the page for links for each type of resource you are citing.APA Style Guide to Electronic ReferencesChicago-Style Citation Quick GuideLandmarks Son of Citation Machine - try this website if you need just one or two citations.