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Title: Library Induction SGIA


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Library Induction SGIA
  • Finding Information in the Library
  • November 2008

2
Objectives
  • To help you to
  • Locate reading list items in the library and
    online
  • Find information relevant to your needs on the
    Librarys web pages
  • Make effective use of the Internet
  • Know where to go for help

3
Library Web Pages
  • Find Library information
  • Opening times
  • Borrowing privileges
  • Subject Resources
  • Access Online Resources
  • Library Catalogue
  • E-journals
  • E-books
  • Databases

4
The Library Web pages
5
Understanding Book References
  • Linsenmann, I. et al. (2007) Economic government
    of the EU a balance sheet of new modes of
    policy coordination. Basingstoke Palgrave
    Macmillan, 2007.
  • Gelb, J. (1990) Feminism and Political Action
    in Dalton, R.J. Kuechler, M. (eds.) Challenging
    the political order new social and political
    movements in western democracies. New York OUP
    , pp. 137-156.
  • Library Catalogue search

6
Using the Library Catalogue
  • Searching using a variety of methods
  • Author
  • Title
  • Author/Title (combined)
  • Keyword
  • Check your own record

7
Catalogue Home Page
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Catalogue Results Screen
9
Shelfmarks
(Prefix) - Class number Suffix Examples 616.
0019 OGD Pam 155.9 STR   616.39 SAL Ref 150
ENC
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Journals
  • Regular publications
  • Contain articles by different authors
  • Information on very specific topics
  • Up-to-date information, news, reviews etc
  • Print and/or online versions

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Journal Reference
  • Lee, S. (2006) Gordon Brown and the British Way
    , The Political Quarterly, 77(3), pp. 369378 .
  • Library Catalogue search

12
References and Bibliographies
  • ALWAYS keep a full and accurate record of your
    information sources
  • Use the Library Catalogue to e-mail references
    for saving
  • Make sure you refer correctly to other authors
    within your work
  • Avoid plagiarism

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Evaluating Websites
  • Why evaluate?
  • Anyone can be a web author
  • No controls over what is posted on the web
  • Very little material is peer-reviewed or edited
  • Much of the information may be out of date
  • See Internet for Government Politics
  • - http//www.dur.ac.uk/library/politics/internet
    /

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Help!
  • Subject pages
  • Enquiries Point
  • Online Enquiries Form
  • Liaison Librarians
  • Mamtimyn Sunuodula
  • Online Tutorials

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