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Finding Full Text from a Citation
Sara Cooper
This video shows two ways to find full text of an article from its citation:
- using its Digital Object Identifier and the library's DOI Resolver tool
- using the article's journal title and the library's Full Text Finder tool
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Are There Enough Resources on Your Topic to Write your Dissertation?
Charlene Cain
Learn how to do a 'scoping search' to check if there is enough on your topic to write a dissertation. Also learn organizational techniques to keep track of what you find.
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Library Resources for SRPs
Melissa Maria Johnson
View this video to find the best library resources for doing research for your SRP.
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Requesting an Article through ILLiad
Melissa Maria Johnson
This short video shows how to log in to ILLiad and request and article.
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Library Lingo
Sarena Hicks
What is peer-reviewed? What is the difference between the library catalog and databases (and when should I use them)? If you have asked yourself any of these questions, then this is the session for you! Join us to learn some frequently used research and library terminology that will help you become better acquainted with the research process.
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APA 7th Citing Direct Quotes
Melissa Maria Johnson
This is a short video on how to cite quotes in APA 7th edition.
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APA 7th Heading Levels
Melissa Maria Johnson
Short video looking explaining the purpose of APA heading levels and how to format them.
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APA 7th Paraphrasing
Melissa Maria Johnson
Short video on APA 7th paraphrasing and how to cite a paraphrase.
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Scientific Publication Cycle
Jamie Segno
This video discusses the different phases of the Scientific Publication Cycle, which illustrates how information is produced and shared over time.
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Beyond the Basics: Finding Tests and Measurements
Charlene C. Cain
Learn how to use databases to locate instruments and reviews of tests to inform your choices of the most relevant measurement tools for your research.
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Popular, Trade, and Scholarly Sources
Sara Cooper
In this video, we compare popular, trade, and scholarly or academic sources.
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Beyond the Basics: Finding Conference Papers
Melissa Maria Johnson and Charlene Cain
You found the perfect article. It's exactly what you were looking for and it was written by an expert in the field, but you cannot find the full text. Are you sure it's an article? You may be looking for a conference paper or conference presentation instead - join us to learn how locate these scholarly resources.
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Creating a Concept Map
Jamie Segno
A concept map is a visual tool that helps show the relationship between ideas. It can help you brainstorm new ideas and organize information.
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Focusing Research Questions
Trisha Prevett
In this video, you will learn how to take a broad research topic and transform it into a focused research question. This step is important in the research process as it aids the researcher in identifying the question they are trying to answer through the search for information.
Instructional videos that explain research concepts such as how to evaluate sources, how to avoid plagiarism, etc.
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