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Cynthia Bruns, Instruction
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Services in the Library
Use the Library at home:
All Library databases can be searched at home by CSUF
students
If you have any difficulties, get
technical assistance from the Titan Help Desk...
657 278 7777
What to do if library does
not own what you need:
Interlibrary Loan...Books
and Articles from other libraries,
5-10 day
turnaround, free
Your CSUF card is valid at al CSU
libraries, local community colleges and some private.
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This is an online bibliographic management service for storing and organizing citations, and for formatting and producing bibliographies. Also, it can be used writing the paper when you add the plug-in Write-N-Cite. RefWorks is similar to EndNote and ProCite. All current CSUF people may register for a free account For more Information and tutorials |
How
locate books on your
topic:
Library
Catalog
http://opac.fullerton.edu
Online database of books,
journals, newspapers, recordings, atlases and
more
sample search:
Subject:
Business communication
What is a Scholarly
Journal? sample scholarly journal article
What is Empirical Research?
sample empirical article, (a few pages only)
What is an Annotated Bibliography?
sample annotated bibliography
How to find an article when you have
the citation:
1. Library
Home Page > click on Find Journals
2. Enter the title of the journal (not the title of the article.)
Sample citation:
Segal,
Nancy
L.; Yoon-Mi Hur. Reared apart Korean female
twins: Genetic and cultural influences on life histories, physical and
health-related measures, and behavioral traits.
International Journal of Behavioral Development, Nov2008, Vol. 32
Issue 6, p542-548.
How to
locate articles on your topic:
Academic Search Premier:
General article database that includes
journals, magazines and some newspapers.
Includes articles written back to 1980
Sample search: college students and
attitudes toward alcohol abuse
leads to standardized phrases terms such
as...college students - attitudes (subject terms)
and
Drinking behavior
or Drinking
of alcoholic beverages or Alcoholism
(subject terms)
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Six Criteria for Evaluating Web Pages
Guidelines to help you recognize
quality sites.
The SocioWeb
http://www.sonic.net/~markbl/socioweb/ This
site, even though it looks very
good, contains
little information and is an advertisement
for a web designer.
GunCite http://www.guncite.com/ an anonymous website on a controversial topic, cannot
be used for research,
as there is no identified author.
Jurist:
Gun Laws, Gun Control and Gun Rights
The purpose of the site and
where the
information comes from
is explained and
the
editors
take responsibility for the information
which has been loaded onto the web. See, About Jurist
and Jurist Editors. This site could
be quoted in a college-level research paper.
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Plagiarism is defined as the act of taking the work (words, ideas, concepts, data, graphs, artistic creation) of another whether that work is paraphrased or copied in verbatim or near verbatim form and offering it as one’s own without giving credit to that source. (Academic Dishonesty UPS 300.021) |
Student
Guide to Avoiding Plagiarism
The Campus statement on
the avoidance of plagiarism
How do I Cite
Sources All
sources of information must be cited for any work you turn in on
campus.
Pollak Library Quick Guide to the APA Citation
Style
The
Publication Manual of the American Psychological
Association, 5th ed. (2001)
a copy of this book is kept at the Reference Desk
Pollak Library Quick Guide to the MLA Citation
Style
MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers,
6th ed. 2003
a copy of this book is kept at the
Reference Desk
Pollak Library Quick Guide to the Chicago/Turabian
Style
Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition,
2003
A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses and Dissertations
by Turabian, 7th ed., 2007
a copy of these books are kept at the
Reference Desk
Diane Hacker Research and Documentation Online
The Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)
In-Text
citations example
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How to get help with library assignments: Ask a Librarian Come see us at the Reference Desk OR call the Reference Desk (657) 278-3284, OR Instant Message, send a text at (657) 464-3787 OR or 24/7 Live Chat Reference, or Email us at askref@fullerton.edu , or make an Research Appointment. Or you may directly email me at cbruns@fullerton.edu for online help or an individual appointment. |