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finding journal articles (Education).pdf

Finding Journal Articles - a guide for Education students

Database searching worksheet to walk students through the process of building an effective database search strategy and finding relevant journal articles. Written for Education students, but could easily be adapted for other subject areas.

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What is a reading list for? A guide for module leaders on aligning reading with learning outcomes (PDF)

How diverse is your Aspire reading list (PDF)

Updating an existing reading list in Aspire (PDF)

Creating a new reading list in Aspire (PDF)

Bookmarking print books and e-books in Aspire (PDF)

Bookmarking chapters from books in Aspire (PDF)

Bookmarking EBSCOhost journal articles in Aspire (PDF)

Bookmarking journal articles in Aspire (PDF)

Bookmarking journal titles in Aspire (PDF)

Bookmarking Web pages, audio and video in Aspire (PDF)

Bookmarking scans from the Library Scanning Service in Aspire (PDF)

Putting your Aspire reading list (or individual sections) in your Moodle course (PDF)

Creating a bibliography from your Aspire reading list (PDF)

Aspire annual maintenance checklist (PDF)

Aspire - guidelines for academic staff

Quick Help guides for every aspect of using Aspire, the Library's online reading list software. All new users should start with Getting Started With Aspire; then choose from the mini-guides for bookmarking different types of resource (books, chapters, journal articles, etc) and updating existing reading lists/creating new lists. There are further guides including how to link your Aspire reading list to your Moodle course, and how to generate a Harvard bibliography from your list, and a Quick Reminder checklist of all the key steps. All are available both as Word and PDF. Also linked to is Dan Croft's guide What is a Reading List For?, which will help you think about how best to ensure that your students' reading aligns with your module's learning outcomes.

Status: Live|Last updated:September 26, 2024 11:53 AM

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