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How to access the library's online resources and tools that can help you as you research easier. 0:00 Accessing the library resources through Blackboard 0:38 Library resources link on guides.centralpenn.edu 1:06 Online Resources guide 1:50 How to cite a library database 2:56 Accessing, basic search, and tools for Ebsco

How to tell if an article is scholarly, and how to read a scholarly article. 00:00 scholarly articles 00:17 finding scholarly articles 00:28 PAPER method 01:52 the peer review process 02:34 parts of a scholarly article 04:53 How to read a scholarly article

Types of sources: the Web

Types of Sources: Books

0:00 Finding APA information at Central Penn College 2:00 Paper format 4:40 Annotated Bibliographies 5:33 Citation basics 7:22 References 12:40 In-text citations 19:31 Articles 21:16 Books and ebooks 26:00 Library databases 39:50 Websites 43:14 Other sources

How and where to access the databases at the Central Penn College Library

What content is found in Newspapers and when they make a good source

Learn how to search more effectively by using Boolean operators.

Describes what makes scholarly articles different from other types of articles & how to read them.

How to use the Central Penn College Library Catalog

Where and how to search for articles and streaming films in Central Penn College databases.

How to evaluate sources using the CRAAP test

Learn about what information is provided in library catalog records and how to use it to find items you're looking for.

How to use call numbers to find items on library shelves.

Types of Sources: encyclopedias

RED Design Tips

RED Template

Types of Sources: Databases

NSO orientation

Searching in Films on Demand

Searching in Gale - Basic Search

APA and the Research Exhibition

Infographics for the 2017 Research Exhibition

Becoming an Expert Researcher

Research Exhibition Day - VoiceThread

2017 Research Exhibition: Online Submissions

Part 7: Using Information Legally and Ethically

Part 6: Communicating Information

Part 5: Synthesizing Research