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| 100 | 1 | _aFord, Nigel. | |
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_aThe essential guide to using the Web for research / _cNigel Ford. |
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_aLos Angeles : _bSage Publications Ltd, _c2012. |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | _a1.Introduction Why Read This Book? The Book's Underlying Rationale Search Tools Covered in this Book 2.Learning and Critical Thinking: The Essentials Learning and Assessment Basics Essential Learning Components Summary 3.Clarifying What Is Required of You Clarifying the Nature of your Assignment Planning your Assignment Summary 4.Finding High-Quality Information Defining 'Authoritative' Information Information Seeking Summary 5.How to Do a Literature Review Initial Explorations Strategies for Finding High-Quality Academic Sources Summary 6.Information Sources and Search Tools Types of information source Types of search tool Summary 7.Mapping Search Approaches and Techniques to Information Needs Directory-Based Browsing and Searching Topic Similarity Searching Document Similarity Searching Filtering Citation Searching Boolean and Other Advanced Search Engine Operators Summary 8.Scholarly Search Tools in Detail When to Use Which Search Tools Google Scholar SciVerse Scopus Web of Knowledge Incorporating Web of Science Summary 9.Transforming Information into Evidence-Based Arguments Making Information 'Your Own' Critically Evaluating Information Validity, Reliability, Objectivity and Generalisability as Critical Tools Developing Your Own Evidence-Based Arguments Summary 10.Presenting Your Evidence Effectively Plagiarism Citing Your Sources Summary 11.Keeping up to Date A New Document is Published on your Topic Documents in Which You Are Interested Are Cited in a Newly Published Document An Author is Cited by a New Document or Publishes a New Document A New Issue of a Journal in which you are Interested is Published A website in Which You Are Interested is Updated Summary 12.Organizing and Sharing Your Information Mendeley Basics Importing Data from Google Scholar and Other Search Tools Adding PDF Files to Your Library Inserting References into Your Work Summary | |
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