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Julie Feighery and James Henry Smith

There are times when you will be asked to find articles for your research. Instead of using the web or Google Scholar, you will be asked to go to our library databases.

Screenshot of IU Libraries Database List

 

 

If you’re doing your preliminary searching, it might be helpful to start with OneSearch@IU. This is a good general database that covers a variety of disciplines by searching a majority of our databases. This 3-minute tutorial provides a good overview of how to use the database.

If you prefer to read, click on the CC option for the video. or read the transcript here.

There are times when you will be looking for more specialized information related to your major. As you can see, our library has over 1500 databases, and it can be overwhelming to look at the A to Z list. Our subject librarians have created subject guides with recommended databases for each major. Take a moment to look up the subject guide for your major and note who your subject librarian is. They can be a valuable resource for you as you go through college.

Sources

“Academic Databases and Subject Guides” by IU South Bend Libraries is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

“OneSearch@IU Overview”  YouTube. Uploaded by Teaching and Learning Department of IU Libraries 19 September 2023

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