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| Libraries Online |
| Author: | Damian |
| Date: | Friday, 21st Sep 2001 15:13 |
| Views: | 3,724 (excluding Digests and RSS feeds) |
| Category: | Information Issues | | URL: | http://www.freepint.com/go/b12954 |
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Hi all Friday Free Pinters,
I am trying to improve my research skills by utilising library information online. I have visited the Heriot-Watt University and Library of Congress sites, but found it difficulty getting information on a particular topic (ISBNs are either required or a strong knowledge of key indicators such as author, date etc).
Can someone please advise me where to find a good, clear introduction to finding information from academic sources and some of the crucial techniques needed. Not a list of libraries thanks. There are plenty of those.
I have so far looked at About.com to see if they have an Library Information guide.
Thanks
Damian
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| • | Libraries Online | | Hi all Friday Free Pinters,
I am trying to improve my research skills by utilising library information online. I have visited ... |
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Damian |
21/09/01 15:13 |
12954 |
| • | Re: Libraries Online | | Damian
You might find http://www.bubl.ac.uk useful, I certainly did when studying for my Information Science qualification. Other sites you might ... |
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Emma Lawrence |
27/09/01 09:42 |
13069 |
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John N Baird III |
24/09/01 23:08 |
13006 |
| • | Re: Libraries Online | | John's "Oxford Guide to Library Researcy by Thomas Mann" reminded me the Oxford University Press web site is http://www.oup.co.uk ... ... |
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Edward W. Stollery II |
27/09/01 06:02 |
13061 |
| • | Re: Libraries Online | | Gosh, the book may even be available at a online or bricks bookstore, and not just from the publisher. Also, ... |
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John N Baird III |
28/09/01 18:12 |
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| • | Re: Libraries Online | | Gee, John, Thank you! Yes, a search function for publishers sometimes works -- depending on your search engine. I have ... |
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Edward W. Stollery II |
29/09/01 05:06 |
13110 |
| • | Re: Libraries Online | | I think the best starting point is an RDN Virtual Training Suite - you can even get guidance tailored to ... |
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Linda McCabe |
24/09/01 12:48 |
12980 |
| • | Re: Libraries Online | | I know you've tried Heriot-Watt, but their Pinakes subject gateway is a good way into online academic information.
http://www.hw.ac.uk/libWWW/irn/pinakes/pinakes.html
There is a ... |
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Darren Jones |
21/09/01 16:49 |
12957 |
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