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ENG 110: Locating Information Sources

ENG 110: Locating Information Sources. Pace University Library http://www.pace.edu/library. What we will cover in today’s class. UNV 101 review Finding books (the Pace Library Catalog) Finding articles (Pace Library Databases) Annotated Bibliographies Citing research sources.

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ENG 110: Locating Information Sources

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  1. ENG 110: Locating Information Sources Pace University Library http://www.pace.edu/library

  2. What we will cover in today’s class • UNV 101 review • Finding books (the Pace Library Catalog) • Finding articles (Pace Library Databases) • Annotated Bibliographies • Citing research sources

  3. UNV 101 Review • How many of you completed the UNV 101 orientation? • Questions? Comments? • How does today’s session relate?

  4. Finding Books • To find books on your topic, use the Pace Library Catalog. • The Catalog tells you what the Pace Library owns and where to go to find it. • Request books from within the Pace Library system, and from Connect NY libraries.

  5. Exercise: Find a Book • The Pace Library Catalog is accessible from the Library home page. • http://www.pace.edu/library • Click on Catalog • Click on Keyword • Enter words or phrases that describe your research topic.

  6. Finding Articles • To find articles in magazines, newspapers or journals, use a library database. • Databases are collections of citations, abstracts and sometimes full text articles. • Some are specific to a certain discipline, while some are general or interdisciplinary.

  7. Library Databases vs. Web Search Engines Database • $ - need your library barcode to access off campus • Articles, book chapters, books • Systematically organized Search Engine • Free with Internet access • Virtually every kind of content imaginable, including advertisements, sales sites, articles, book chapters, books • Not centrally organized

  8. Exercise: Find an Article • Library databases are available from the library home page. http://www.pace.edu/library • Click on Databases • Recommended Databases: • Academic Search Premier • Research Library

  9. Annotated bibliographies • Help… How Do I? … Prepare an Annotated Bibliography. • Correct MLA format for the citation • Paragraph including your description and analysis of the item • Include theme and scope of the work, information on the author, the intended audience, and how the item will be used in your paper.

  10. APA Citation Style • Used in academic papers to tell your reader about the sources that you used. • Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association – Sixth Edition • At Reference Desk or REF BF 76.7 .P83 2010 • Library Home Page: Help • How do I… Cite Resources? • Bedford Handbook Online • APA website: http://www.apastyle.org • http://www.apastyle.org/learn/faqs/index.aspx for answers to questions

  11. Database Article Citation Style • Author(s). (Date). Item Title. Journal Title, Volume number(issue number [if available]), Page number range. Doi number • Tolson, Nancy. (1998). Making books available: The role of early libraries, librarians, and booksellers in the promotion of African American children’s literature. African American Review, 32(1), 9-16. doi:10.2307/3042263 • If you cannot find the doi number for an article, use the Guest Query search on Crossref.org.

  12. Good Luck with your Research! Try our Chat Ref Service! Mortola Library Reference Desk (914) 773-3505 http://www.pace.edu/library

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