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COLIN HOMISKI
Research Librarian: Philosophy, Music, Art, Film and Media Studies
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Library Membership Card provides: Access to Your Account (see what books
you have checked out, renew them andplace reservations)
Can check out 10 books at a time Most SHL books 4 week loan periods
(some 2 week loan) NCH Collection: some 1 day, 3 day, 7 day,
or REF only books Provides access to some e-resources
off-site Serves as your Everyone Print Card
which includes photocopying, scanning(last 4 digits on back) Access the Wi-Fi system. Do NOT
browse and connect to wi-fi. You willneed to set up a connection first.
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Google is a tremendous search engine - It is very smart -can interpret "natural language" (i.e. plurals, misspellings,foreign words)
BUT it can not always get the researcher to the end-userproduct BECAUSE of authentication and subscription!(Problem with Google Scholar as well!)
Deep Web (i.e. searching for a plane or train ticket toParis at 20.00 tonight)
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Not as smart as Google (although this is improvingwith various library software upgrades)Start with KEYWORD search (Use NOUNS, not verbs,adjectives, pronouns or prepositions!)Basic principles:
Boolean (AND, OR, NOT)Truncation: uses stem of a word such as THEAT* retrieves theater,theatre, theaters, theatres etc.) This is also called using a WILDCARD:sometimes it is ? or ! or *Controlled vocabulary (index, thesaurus, Library of Congress SubjectHeadings)
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1st the Numerical Prefix (66) then: AA-AAB: General histories of philosophy AAD-AAY: Ancient philosophy AB: Medieval philosophy AC: 16th-18th century philosophy AD: 19th -21st century philosophy, general works divided
by country AE: 19th-21st century philosophy, individual philosophers AF: General philosophy, introductions
AG: Systematic philosophy AH: Metaphysics, Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind AI: Philosophy of human nature AJ: Ethics AL: Logic
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Full-text databases which have the full article in PDF/HTML to view/download(JSTOR, Academic Search Complete, Ingenta, Times Digital, ProquestNewspapers)
Bibliographic/Indexes databases which contain all of the types of materialwritten about a particular topic such as journal articles, books, conference
proceedings, theses, reviews, etc. (Periodicals Index Online, Philosophers Index,PhilPapers)
Encyclopaedia/Dictionary databases (Oxford English Dictionary, Dictionary ofNational Biography, Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy)
Citation Indexes which detail the importance or impact of particular article(Web of Knowledge Social Science Citation Index, Arts and Humanities Citation
Index)
*Databases blur these distinctions - Both Academic Search Complete andJSTOR have citation information on more recent articles but not the full text(yet) because of moving wall. Ingenta Journals have a mixture of full textarticles and citations because of subscription/access.
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http://www.blyberg.net
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WEB
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/aoisakana/291995799/
WEB 1.0 Everything
connected
globallyCentrally
Managed
Need to knowHTML
Slow to changeUnidirectional
Authoritarian
Think of your use
of Bookmarks on
your computer
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CURRENCY - When was it written? Can you determine thedate? Can you identify the last time it was updated?
RELIABILITY - How accurate and relevant is it to yourresearch? Can citations and references be verified usingother means?
AUTHORITY - Is the author a known expert in his/herfield? What is the subject of their expertise? Can youverify them independently? Has the resource been peer-reviewed?
PURPOSE - Can you tell if there is any bias in the
presentation of the data? Is there objectivity? (e.g. thinkif a tobacco or pharmaceutical company was funding thedata study or Rupert Murdochs papers or the Guardian,or the Independent)
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