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ENG 102 Library Instruction
Ning Zou :: Reference & Instruction Librarian
Outline
• Finding Books and Journal Articles (30 minutes)– How to find books using eQuest – library’s
online catalog– How to find and loan books that we don’t have
-- WorldCat– How to find journal articles using Academic
Search Premier– Web evaluation
• Post-test (15 minutes)• Practice makes perfect (30 minutes)
Finding books using eQuest
• eQuest – Library’s online catalog– Books– Government documents– Videos– And more
Library’s tutorial on How to find books [http://www.library.eku.edu/tutorials]
Finding books using WorldCat
• Covers books and other materials in libraries worldwide
• Is available both on-campus and off-campus through OCLC FirstSearch General database
Interlibrary loan service (It’s free!)
• Search WorldCat to find the materials you need
• Fill out the online ILL form– Go to library’s homepage www.library.eku.edu– Click the Interlibrary Loan link under Services– Click the Logon to ILLiad link– Follow the first time user instruction– ILL usually takes a week or so– Come pick up your loaned material at the circulation
desk in Crabbe Library after you receive an email notification (please bring your student ID)
Finding journal articles using library databases
• Academic Search Premier• Opposing Viewpoints Resource
Center• CQ Researcher • Newsbank
Library’s tutorial on How to use Academic Search Premier [http://www.library.eku.edu/tutorials]
Searching tips
• Combine keyword and subject search• Use synonyms and use OR to combine
all the synonyms• Use “ “ when search a phrase• Use * to truncate words with same
root (sleep* = sleep, sleeping, etc.)• Start with a broad search and narrow
down your search results by adding more specific topics
Keywords you can use for your topics
• Sleep and “human beings”• Sleep and “brain activities”• Sleep* and aid* and children
Web evaluation
• Anybody who has a computer, internet connection, and a web host can publish a webpage (from1st grader and above perhaps)
• Refer to the web evaluation handoutand evaluate the information you retrieved from the internet
Post-test
• Please follow the instruction to the ENG 102 Information Literacy Post-test– Go to the library’s homepage– Click Library Instruction under Services– Click the ENG 102 Information Literacy
Post-test
Getting Help
• Reference desk– One on one help with your assignment,
research paper, and any reference questions• By appointment
– Call me: 859.622.3052– Email me: [email protected]
• IM us– Screen name: ekulibraries– The Instant help widget button on the Find
Articles page