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Professor Kitanov's Library Exercise - First Year Seminar Fall 2022
Step Six: Copy the Citations into a Document
Frederick E. Berry Library and Learning Commons
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Professor Kitanov's Library Exercise - First Year Seminar Fall 2022
Making sense of the information explosion
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Kitanov Library Exercise Question #1: Find Academic Journals in Your Field
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Step by Step Demo of Finding Scholarly Articles in your Field
Kitanov Library Exercise Question #2: Find Scholarly Articles on a Topic in your Field
Step One: Choose a Journal Database from Berry Library
Step Two: Search for Articles on Your Topic in the Database
Step Three: Limit Search Results for Full-Text, Date, and Scholarly Article/Peer Reviewed
Step Four: Browse articles, select interesting ones, and send to a Folder
Step Five: Print, Email, or Save the Folder
Step Six: Copy the Citations into a Document
Kitanov Library Exercise Question #3: Finding a Book in your Field
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Open Emailed Articles
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