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"Knowledge has to be improved, challenged, and increased constantly, or it vanishes." Peter Drucker |
Databases are organized, searchable collections of online resources that can consist of any of the following...
What separates the library databases from search engines like Google Scholar is that fact that the search engines have no formal organization or quality control.
To ensure your results are more closely aligned to your research needs, the library databases also allow you to limit or refine your search results by...
As the library databases are behind a PAYWALL, you will need to LOGIN for access via the AtoZ library web page. Start by selecting the links for Databases from the library website...
Then select a database from the AtoZ list, or select by Subject...
If you are unsure of which database to use, you can enter your research question into Google Scholar, look at the sources in the red circles on the screen grab, then check them against the AtoZ databases list. Do note that Elsevier is the company that brings us the ScienceDirect database.
