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Title: Librarian: Richard Dreifuss


1

Library Instruction Class MGMT 300
Instructor Dr. Avan Jassawalla
  • Librarian Richard Dreifuss
  • (But not THE Richard Dreyfuss)
  • New to Geneseo Summer 2004
  • Librarian at Corning Inc. (20 years)
  • Business Librarian University
  • of Missouri at Kansas City (3 years)

2
Class Learning Outcomes
  • When this session is over, you should be able to
  • Find books on issue of Women in the Workplace in
    Milne Library
  • using the GLOCAT catalog.
  • Find reference materials on issue of Women in
    the Workplace.
  • Find articles on topics related to Women in the
    Workplace using databases.
  • Know where to turn for assistance when doing
    library research

3
Why not just Google the Internet??????
There is 500 times more information in the Deep
Web than Open Web
http//brightplanet.com/tech
nology/deepweb.asp
  • You will be expected to use scholarly references
  • Geneseo College Libraries collections
  • Subscription databases and resources
  • Other libraries and databases

4
A Successful Information Search Involves

  • Looking in the right place
  • Constructing a good search strategy
  • Using the correct terminology
  • Narrowing the search if results too large
  • Broadening the search if results too small
  • Selecting items based on evaluation criteria


5
Looking in the Right PlaceBooks
  • To find books in Milne Library use GLOCAT
  • To find books in other libraries use WorldCat
  • Use Correct Terminology
  • Library of Congress Subject Headings
  • Women in the professions
  • Sex role in the work environment.
  • Sex discrimination in employment
  • Women executives.
  • Women -- Employment.

6
Using Correct TerminolgyKeyword vs. Subject






7
Looking in the Right PlaceReference Resources
  • Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center
  • (path Select an Index or Database page,
    General, General Reference)
  • Viewpoints
  • Reference
  • Statistics
  • Magazines Newspapers
  • Web Sites

8
Looking in the Right PlaceCommunication Resources
  • Use printed indexes to find articles in journals
  • Communication Abstracts
  • ref index P1 C59733
  • Use databases to find articles in journals
  • ComAbstracts
  • (path Select an Index or Database page, Social
    Sciences, Communication)

9
Looking in the Right PlaceBusiness Resources
  • ABI/INFORM
  • (path Select an Index or Database
    page, Social Sciences,
  • Business Economics)
  • Covers 1800 worldwide business periodicals for
    in-depth coverage of business and economic
    conditions, management techniques, theory, and
    practice of business, advertising, marketing,
    economics, human resources, finance, taxation,
    computers, and more.
  • Limit results to full text articles
  • Limit results to scholarly articles
  • Suggested Topics
  • Women AND Work environment
  • Women AND Female employees

10
Looking in the Right PlaceGovernment Resources
  • U.S. Department of Labor Women's Bureau
  • (http//www.dol.gov/wb/welcome.html)
  • GPO Monthly Catalog
  • (path Select an Index or Database
    page, General, Government Resources, Federal)
  • Covers all types of U.S. government
    documents, including Congressional reports,
    hearings, debates, and records judiciary
    materials and documents issued by executive
    departments.

11
Obtaining Journal Articles

  • Hard copy in Milne Periodicals
    page (articles)
  • Electronic copy Find Text
  • used in Milne library pages
  • used in external database results

  • http// . online link in GLOCAT
  • Not owned by Milne Information Delivery Services
    (IDS)



12
Information Overload???


  • There are plenty of places to turn for
    HELP
  • Ask a librarian for assistance
  • Refer to the Research Resources pages
  • Schedule an information or technology
    consultation
  • Look under Help on library web site
  • see Research Guides
  • see Writing Style Guides
  • Use Search to search Milne web site
  • Use Help in online databases including GLOCAT

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