Great to see you this week! I loved your mind-mapping of the ‘Scholarly Conversation.’ When you’re ready to leap into the academic literature, here’s the page in the research guide (screenshot below) listing four databases providing just that. … Continued
JSTOR is one of the library’s most popular digital collections. Thousands of searches are conducted in JSTOR over a typical year, sometimes thousands of searches are run in a single month. From a recent email, JSTOR, in 2015, … Continued
Google Scholar What? A subset of Google that searches for scholarly literature on the web. A mix of full-text, citations and abstracts. New: Three of the library’s digital collections are now indexed in Google Scholar: JSTOR, Ebsco, and Proquest. Meaning? … Continued
Did you know? The library purchases a site license to the preeminent journal Science. This site license provides access to the most current issues and the complete archive (1880 to the present) of the journal. New for 2016 is … Continued
Researching polarization in U.S. government? Below are recommended research sources purchased by the library. The EbscoHost Academic Search Premiere collection will help to satisfy the academic article requirement; the additional sources will help you HH! CQ Researcher: Analytic reports, background and historical data, … Continued