The library session taught me some new things even though I have
been to one already. I learned about new sites to search for information that
was not taught to us last time, such as LexisNexis Academic and the CQ
researcher. These will be helpful for me when I research the topic that I want
to do my project over. I started to look up some articles on LexisNexis Academic
that pertain to my topic. I can use the Academic Search Premier for a more
specific search when I need to know something more exact and don’t want to find
thousands of articles pertaining to the topic I have chose to research. When I
was at the library last semester with my English 103 class we were shown how to
work this search site and even though I had already known to run it they had
added a few new features that are good to know about. We were also shown Card
Cat last time and there were also a few new features on that. I don’t exactly
remember which one it was, but there was one that you can now text yourself the
location of the book you are looking for that is something that wasn’t
available last time I was there and it seems really helpful. These databases
are going to be helpful because they range in size and you could probably
ultimately find anything you need; you can even have them order an article if
you need them to.
Its good that they have databases that provide more specific results than others, it definitely saves time.
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