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Business_Getting started with literature searching
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~The literature review – how it contributes to planning your literature search/search strategy
~How searching works – how records are retrieved
~Generating search terms (keywords) - ways to identify relevant search terms
~Where to start…Library Search (and how it compares to Google Scholar)
~Some search examples – how to create a search query
~Useful features of Library Search – value added features to help with evaluating search results and finding related literature (research hacks to find papers)
~Locating previous dissertations
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Education_getting started with literature searching
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A guide for students doing a dissertation or research project. Guide includes information on:
-The literature review – how it contributes to planning your literature search/search strategy
- How searching works – how records are retrieved with different search techniques
- Generating search terms (keywords) - ways to identify relevant search terms
- Where to start…Library Search (and how it compares to Google Scholar)
- Some search examples – how to create a search string
- Useful features of Library Search – value added features to help with evaluating search results and finding related literature (research hacks to find papers)
- Locating previous dissertations
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Searching - keywords and controlled vocabulary
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This is an introduction to using keywords and controlled vocabulary for searching. It gives advice on how to generate relevant keywords - using your existing knowledge; from key textbooks, handbooks and research monographs and from published journal articles. It includes screenshots as examples. The guide introduces controlled vocabulary and its advantages in searching.
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Searching - tips for effective searching
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A guide to searching. Explains the main search operators to use for effective searching: Boolean operators AND, OR, NOT; phrase and proximity searching; truncation and wildcards. Introduces field searching and provides screenshots as examples. Gives advice on how to build a search using operators and keywords with examples. Provides advice on using citation networks (reference lists and citing literature) to find relevant material.
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