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Routefinder - Identifying relevant resources

Resources for identifying information

These are the “finding tools” that you use to locate information and publications. There are a great many resources available: which ones you use will depend on your needs. Some will only allow you to find certain types of material, or information in certain formats (more about information formats)


   

   Reading lists
    Reference sources
    The library catalogue
   Online Journal Databases
   Indexes
   Full-text online resources
   Collection description databases
   Digital archives online
   Raw datasets online
   Current awareness resources
   Internet searching tools

 

 

•Answers to a factual question
Finding your way into a topic
(introductory material)

•Additional information to extend your understanding
• In-depth or specific information (research level)
•Original ("primary") sources of information required

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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