Struggling to identify unanswered questions? Check out this guide to recognizing further areas of exploration in the scholarly conversation.
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Want to get to the sources you need as fast as possible? Find out how to use the built in tools in academic databases to get to supporting evidence that meets your criteria without wading through all the results that don’t.
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Ready to make the ultimate mashup in your next research paper? Explore the four questions to ask yourself when synthesizing multiple sources of information into a cohesive narrative.
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Fuzzy on the difference between an annotated bibliography and a literature review? This tip will clear up the differences.
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Are you looking for videos about library research to add to your online courses? Do you wish there was a quick way to show students that there’s more to doing research than just searching Google? Well, look no further. Check out UCF Libraries on Vimeo at https://vimeo.com/ucflibraries
Our videos cover a range of topics, from short demonstrations of how to navigate our homepage and find ebooks to recorded webinars on plagiarism, basic statistics, and presentation skills. You can also find playlists of videos organized by topic, like business research, citation, and Google Scholar, in the showcases https://vimeo.com/ucflibraries/albums
Not finding what you’re looking for? Let us know. We’d love to hear your ideas about videos you’d like for your classes. Reach out to your subject librarian or to instruct@ucf.edu with your thoughts.