Welcome

1. Welcome JCCC@DRDO

2. What are we going to talk about? Information seeking habits of potential users How do you help them? Foraging for information Dissuade them from using Backrub (Google)! - What form will the information assume? (Full text on line versus DDR) - Simple word / phrase search techniques - More complex search methods

3. The Deep Web �Deep� Web is a vast reservoir of Internet content that is 500 times larger than the �known� surface World Wide Web-scholarly information resides here Contains 7,500 terabytes of information compared to 19 terabytes of information in the surface web Has 550 billion individual documents compared to the 1 billion of the surface web

4. Find me an article!

5. Meeting faculty needs

6. Journals in specific subjects

7. How to retrieve Full Text not subscribed by the Library

8. Simple tricks JCCC @ UGC INFONET is case insensitive Word & phrase searching (specialized searching) e.g., polycarbonate & fast fourier transform; e.g., fractal and �human genome project� British & American spelling variants e.g., orthopaedics & orthopedics, fiber & fibre, colour & color Use abbreviations (in the topic) e.g., mhd or magnetohydrodynamics, emi or electro magnetic induction, LCD or liquid crystal display) etc. Do not use abbreviations for conducting a publisher search e.g., CUP (use cambridge university press), AIP (use american institute of physics) etc. Beware of spelling mistakes JCCC is unforgiving of spelling mistakes! Please check. You don�t have a friendly genie prompting you �did you mean�� �was it like this�� �can I help you?�.� Use Boolean connectors - e.g., AND (narrows), OR (broadens), NOT (excludes);

9. Simple tricks contd.. Do not use apostrophe�s in your search -E.g., Euler�s, Avogadro�s etc.. Do not use umlauts (diacritics)-the umlaut consists of a pair of dots over a letter Umlauted vowels are a, o, u -E.g. Schr�dinger's equation, Sch�n etc

10. Simple tricks (contd.) synonyms Use synonyms Flu = common cold = influenza Car = automobile Road = street = avenue = boulevard Germs = bacteria = virus Doctor = physician Lawyer = attorney Headache = cephalagia = migraine

11. Simple tricks (contd.) truncation forest* will retrieve�forest, forests, forested, forester, foresters, foresting, forestation, etc. tour* will retrieve�tourism, touring, tourists, tours, tourmaline, tournament, etc. behavio* will retrieve�behaviour, behavior, behavioral, etc.

12. Truncation pitfalls Imagine you are looking for information about a symptom of a particular disease or disorder and decide to use truncation to retrieve variations of the word (e.g. symptoms, symptomatic, etc.)

13. Truncate at �t�

14. Truncate at �p� Symptoms Symptomless Symptomatic Symptomatically Symptomatology Symposia Sympathetic Symphonic Symphony

15. Boolean AND (Narrows)

16. Boolean OR (Broadens)

17. Boolean NOT (Excludes) NOT is used to exclude words from your search results

18. Help me conduct a search A student comes to you with the following topic �Analysis of heavy metals in sea water� & needs to find relevant articles How do you help him/her?

19. Build the strategy map

20. Execute the strategy map HEAVY METALS OR COPPER OR LEAD OR NICKEL

21. Search results (in title)

22. Same search strategy refined HEAVY METALS OR MERCURY OR hg OR LEAD OR pb OR NICKEL OR ni OR Cadmium OR cd

23. Refined search results (in title)

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27. Thank you! I look forward to the pleasure of being in your midst when a user awareness program for faculty & students is convened at your university