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Senior Research Paper Resources

Senior Research Paper Resources. Today’s Topics:. Print Sources Literary Criticism Books Importance of Abstract Non-print Resources Google Scholar Galileo (video and demonstration) Saving to your flash drives or emails Uploading into Google Drive Citations (MLA Style).

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Senior Research Paper Resources

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  1. Senior Research Paper Resources

  2. Today’s Topics: • Print Sources • Literary Criticism Books • Importance of Abstract • Non-print Resources • Google Scholar • Galileo (video and demonstration) • Saving to your flash drives or emails • Uploading into Google Drive • Citations (MLA Style)

  3. Literary Criticism Books- used to find remarks other people said about an author’s work. Types of Literacy Criticisms Books- LC- Literary Criticism (lived before 1800’s) NCLC-Nineteen Literary Criticism (lived between 1800’s and 1900’s) TCLC- Twentieth Literary Criticism (lived between 1900’s and 20th century) CLC- Contemporary Literary Criticism (lived after 20th Century) Others- based on characters, time period, etc. Print Resources

  4. How to Use: • -Use author index to look up author’s name. • -Record the books and volume in which the author’s work can be found. • -Go to that book and volume and look up information on your particular author and story and find what comments are made about the story. • -Let’s Practice!!! Print Resources

  5. Literary Criticism books not found in the media center can be found at the local public library and Clayton State University Campus Print Resources

  6. Q: What is an abstract? • A: It is a brief concise summary or overview of an article giving the highlights of the paper. • Q:Why is it important? • A: You want to make sure the articles you collect will contain information to support your position in your own paper. Importance of the Abstract

  7. Abstract Examples

  8. Google Scholars • Scholar.google.com • Input your search term (check include citations) • You can customize the years searched. • Click on the article or information wanted. • Click on the cite button and record the MLA format • Click on the full text. Review text and save to your flash drive. • Some articles allow you to download the information MP3 format. Non-Print Resources

  9. Scholar.google.comInput your search term Click on the selected information (full PDF text) Use cite button on side Google Scholar

  10. Let’s practice!!! (volunteer needed) Google Scholar

  11. Q: What is Galileo? • A: Georgia Library Learning Online • Articles for purchase on Google Scholar can sometimes be found free on Galileo. • No password need at school: http://galileo.usg.edu/high-school/clayton-k12/search/ • “Frost” password at home: www.galileo.usg.edu • You can search many databases, magazines, articles and resources simultaneously Galileo

  12. Let’s take the tour!!!! Galileo http://galileo.usg.edu/high-school/clayton-k12/search/

  13. Recommended search tabs: • Subject tab->Literature tab-> Literature and Literary Criticism->Literary Reference Center • Email articles with citations to yourself Galileo

  14. Go to Subjects Go to Literature Go to Literature/Literature Criticism Go to Literary Reference Center Galileo

  15. Put search terms in a box. Galileo

  16. Select which results you want to explore. Literary Criticism Tab might be more helpful. Galileo

  17. Email articles and citations to yourself in plain text. Galileo

  18. You can save info to your flash drive as well. If you have a Google account, you can upload info into Google Drive. • Let’s practice Galileo (Volunteer needed) Galileo

  19. Use citationmachine.net for books, websites or sources you cannot find citations for online. • Select the correct source and complete the template or enter the ISBN (International Standard Book Number) Citations

  20. Completed Template Citation Results Citations

  21. Happy Searching! Questions???

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