Researching topics on Glamour
From the
Library home page, click on Subject
Guides for Film Studies; Literature and Literary Criticism; Art;
Gender/Women’s Studies; History....
Key
research databases
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Start
with
Academic Search Premier – general
multidisciplinary full text access to journal articles
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Once
topic is chosen, use a subject database:
MLA Bibliography for Literature and Film (also
try
Film
Literature Index)
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Art
Abstracts
for Art, Advertising, Design, Architecture
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America,
History & Life
for
American history
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PsycINFO for Psychology
topics
Books
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Search
the Library catalog for books the Library owns
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Search
WorldCat to select books for Interlibrary Loan
Google
Scholar
(Advanced Search – limit to
Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities)
Google (Advanced Search -- .org and .edu)
Track your Research
Keep
track of databases searched, articles and books ordered
through
ILL, search
strategies used…
Create a Bibliography Using RefWorks:
1.
From LIS
homepage, click on RefWorks
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Login
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Leave
RefWorks open and open new session of Internet Explorer
2.
Adding
references from EBSCOhost databases:
Academic
Search PremierA
Art Abstracts
ATLA Religion Database
Business Source Premier
MLA Bibliography
PsycINFO
SocINDEX with Fulltext
SPORTDiscus with FullText
After
searching your topic (in EBSCOhost):
·
When you
wish to add a citation to your bibliography, click Add
to Folder.
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When you
have selected all your citations (by adding them to folder),
click Folder has Items.
·
Click
Save
·
Click
Bibliographic Manager tab
·
uncheck the "Remove Items from folder" option before exporting
·
Check
button: Direct Export to RefWorks
·
Click
Save
3.
In RefWorks:
View Last Imported Folder
Click box to select citation
Put in Folder: Glamour
To
create Bibliography:
Click Bibliography
Output style: MLA 6th edition
Format a Bibliography From a List of References
File Type to Create: Word for Windows
Include References from Folder: Glamour
Create Bibliography
Save your
bibliography to your computer or disk -- or cut and paste it
to your Word document.
4.
Manually add a reference
In
RefWorks, click on References, select Add
New Reference. Verify you are adding for MLA style.
Enter information in required (*) fields. Click Save
Reference.