Library Resources - An Overview

Which of the following best describes a library database?

What is the FDLTCC Librarian's name?

Academic research is easy. If you don't find good sources immediately, give up.

The best way to search the databases is by typing complete sentences.

If you find an article from the Opinion section of a news source it means:

What tool searches the library's physical collections?

When we put quotation marks around two or more keywords, we're telling the database to:

If you get stuck during your research, you can ask the librarian for help.

From the FDLTCC website, which menu contains the library homepage?

If you are looking for news articles, a great database to start with would be:

We use the databases instead of Google because all database articles are scholarly resources.

When evaluating a source, you want to find out more about the:

Using the boolean operator OR broadens your search, telling the database to find ANY of your keywords

The terms we use to search the library databases are called:

When I use the boolean operator AND between my keywords, I'm telling the database to:

The key benefit of using the ProQuest news database instead of Google is all the articles are fact based journalism.