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| In these sections, you will find tips on how to do scholarly research in the best, most efficient way. For the greatest understanding, we suggest that you go through the following pages in order. At the end, you should have a much better understanding of what information is, how it is arranged, and how to find what you need. |  |
In Bocca al Lupo!
Here is the arrangement and structure of this course. If you get "lost" somewhere, you can always look at the navigation bar on the left side of the page and click on Academic Skills for Success in Scholarly Research. That will bring you back to this page.
Basic Overview
Types of Information
Where the Information Resides
How to Find InformationFinal Comments
- Browsing
- Professional Research Guides
- Traditional Bibliographic Tools
- Full-Text and Search Engines
- Comparing Full-Text Searching with Traditional Library Tools
- Indexes and Full-Text
- Keeping Current
- Evaluating Information
- Putting It All Together
