Course: |
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES RESEARCH PROJECT -- IDS 300W
FALL 2008 |
Librarian: |
Miriam Bridges (mbridges@odu.edu); 757-683-4169 |
Off–Campus Access: |
When you select an electronic resource (database,
journal, etc.) from off campus, you will be prompted to enter your
student ID number. Use your 8 digit University ID Number (UIN).
After entering the number, you will see two security screens. Click
"yes" to proceed through them on to your chosen resource.
For fuller instructions, click here . |
Key Resources:
Scholarly and Popular Resources (Click for Video Tutorial)
* Databases (to find journal articles) (Click for Video Tutorial)
www.lib.odu.edu => Databases => Choose from the subject list or choose from the alphabetical list
For fulltext articles, choose from:
- ABI/Inform -- Business and Management resources: use
the Advanced Search.
- Contemporary
Women's Issues -- Covering sociology, education, human rights
associated with women's issues.
- CQ
Researcher --Single themed reports covering political and social
issues.
- Women's Studies International -- Covers the core disciplines in Women’s Studies to the latest scholarship in feminist research.
- Education
Full Text -- Use the Advanced Search to find articles about
workplace and education issues.
- Factiva -- Generally, just use the "free text" search. You can also use Intelligent Indexing to limit your search
by "Industry" (ex. the health care industry) and "Region" (ex. United States and/or Europe).
- Business Source Complete -- Search this database to find detailed company and industry news and information.
- Academic Search Complete – Find fulltext journal articles on a wide variety
of subject. Limit search to: refereed publications.
- JSTOR -- Hundreds of fulltext journals across a wide variety of disciplines
- Lexis-Nexis Academic -- Newspapers, business and legal
research. Use the Guided Search.
- Project
Muse --Fulltext of articles in the humanities and social sciences.
- ScienceDirect -- Useful for finding the full text of scholarly research papers, including
articles from the social sciences and business. Use the Search form.
Other good databases without fulltext content include:
* Online library catalog (to find books or journals) (Click for video tutorial)
www.lib.odu.edu => Library Catalog
- Search for books by keyword
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Search for journals (but not articles!) in "Journals, Magazines Newspapers" (Video Tutorial)
* Interlibrary Loan (to have books or articles sent to you) (Click for Video Tutorial)
www.lib.odu.edu => Interlibrary Loan & Document
Delivery => Select the type of item you wish to request and fill
in as much of the information as you know.
Citing your sources in APA
- UNC Chapel Hill APA
Style Guide
- University of Wisconsin Madison APA
Style Guide
- Diana Hacker - Research and Documentation Online
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