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Library Tutorials

This guide is made up of videos on how to conduct research using the library's resources, including how to use Search@UW, searching in subject-specific databases, and research tips

Notice

Notice: the videos on this guide were updated on August 19, 2024 with new updated videos. If you have any questions, please email reference@uwrf.edu.

How to Conduct a Search in a Specific Journal

Watch this video to learn how to:

  • Find a specific journal using the library website and Search@UW
  • How to browse articles and search within a specific journal

After watching this video I feel:
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Does the library have access to every journal published?
Yes, the library has access to every journal published: 0 votes (0%)
No, the library doesn't have access to every journal published, but it is worth it to check our holdings: 1 votes (100%)
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How to Conduct a Search in and choose EBSCOHost Databases

Watch this video to learn how to:

  • Navigate to EBSCOHost databases
  • Choose which EBSCOhost databases to search in
  • Search within EBSCOHost databases
  • Search for subject terms
After watching this video I feel:
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How do you select different EBSCOhost databases to search in?
You cannot: 0 votes (0%)
Click "choose databases" when in an EBSCOhost database: 1 votes (100%)
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Using "Citing this" and "Cited in this" in Search@UW

Watch this video to learn how to:

  • Use the “citing this” and “cited in this” features in Search@UW to find articles related to an article that you’ve located in Search@UW
After watching this video I feel:
Less comfortable using "Citing this" and "Cited in this" in Search@UW: 0 votes (0%)
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Is the "Citing this" and "Cited in this" feature available for every article in Search@UW?
Yes: 0 votes (0%)
No: 1 votes (100%)
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