library orientation for hs1001 sociology students
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Library Orientation
presented by:
Jenny WongSocial Sciences Librarian (Sociology)[email protected]
for HS1001 Sociology Students6 September 2012
Lost in the information jungle?
Outline1. Library Services & Library Resources
2. Developing a Search Strategy
3. Locating Books, E-Books & AV Materials Library Catalogue
Course Reserves
4. Locating Journal Articles E-Journals & Print Journals
A-Z List
5. Searching by Topic in Databases
6. Locating Past Student’s Works – DR-NTU
7. Web Scale Discovery Tool – OneSearch
8. Internet Sources full text@NTU Library
Findit@NTU
9. Plagiarism & Citations ASA Citation Style
Managing References with EndNote
10. Useful Guides & Contacts
1. LIBRARY SERVICES & LIBRARY RESOURCES
Getting Started
NTU Library System – 7 Subject Libraries
Lee Wee Nam LibraryAsian Communication Resource Centre (ACRC)
Art, Design & Media Library
Humanities & Social Sciences Library
Chinese Library
Wang Gungwu Library
Business Library
7
Humanities & Social Sciences Library
Economics, Linguistics, Literature, Psychology, Sociology…
Block S4-B3C-05
Opening Hours
Semester
Mon – Fri 8:30 am to 9:30 pm
Sat 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Sun Closed
Vacation
Mon – Fri 8:30 am to 7:00 pm
Sat 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Sun Closed
www.ntu.edu.sg/library/about/open
Library Facilities
• Self-service checkouts • Learning Commons
• PCs & wireless access Learning Pods
• Printing Multi-monitor Workstations
• Photocopying Recording Room
• Scanning • Study Rooms
• E-payment kiosks • Cinema Rooms
• Discussion Rooms
Facilities @ HSS Library
Computing facilities
Self-service printing
Self-service photocopying
Self-check & payment station
Book deposit bin
Study seats
Borrowing Privileges
Borrowing
Matriculation card + Library item
Self-service checkouts (except for Course Reserves)
Service counter
20 items, 28 days each (except for Course Reserves)
NIE Library
Bring along your matriculation card
Register in person at the NIE Library
www.ntu.edu.sg/library/membership/student
Returning Materials
Print materials
Return to any NTU Library or via book deposit bins except for
Course reserve materials
Items with accompanying CDs
AV materials
Return to any NTU Library
Renewing Materials
Online renewal via Library Account
Renew up to 6 times
Date due email reminders
Problems?
Call 6790 4691
Email [email protected]
Access Your Library Account
Access Your Library Account
Demo
Reserving Materials
Reserve library materials online
Materials with the following status:
On loan (except for Course Reserves)
In transit
On order
On hold for someone
Up to 10 items at any one time
Item Reservation
Item Reservation
Demo
Locating Library Resources
BooksPrint
JournalseBooks
AV
Library Catalogue
Research ArticlesPatents
Conference Proceedings
StandardsDatabases
eJournalsA-Z List
DR-NTU
FYPs
Theses
Accessing E-Resources
On site and remote access to library e-resources
Login using NTU Network username & password
student\username
Locating Past Year Exam Papers
Browse by Schools
Exam Papers by Semester
2. DEVELOPING A SEARCH STRATEGY
1. Think of Search Terms
Brainstorm and generate keywords
Identify keywords that represent the major concepts
Consider alternative spellings, synonyms, acronyms, related terms
For example:
handphone,
expressway,
domestic helper,
mobile phone, cell phonehighway, freeway, motorwaydomestic worker,
housekeeper
2. Boolean Connectors
Using Boolean Connectors to connect the terms in each concept
domestic helper AND Singapore
domestic helper Singapore
domestic helper OR domestic worker
domestic helper domestic worker
(domestic helper OR domestic worker) NOT Filipino
domestic helper domestic worker
Filipino
Narrowing the search
Broadening the search
Narrowing the search
3. Search Tips
Phrase search “ ” ‘ ’
“domestic helper”
‘domestic helper’
Truncation * $
femin* → feminine, feminism, feministic
Wildcard ?
wom?n → woman, women
globali?ation → globalisation, globalization
Note: There is no common standard for symbols. Look at the help pages of each database to ensure the correct use of the various symbols.
3. LOCATING BOOKS, E-BOOKS & AV MATERIALS
Library Catalogue
Locating Books
Call numberLC
Classification
Locating E-Books
keywords AND e-book
E-Books
Locating AV Materials
AV Materials
Course Reserves
Textbooks, readings & AV materials for specific courses
Course Reserves
4. LOCATING JOURNAL ARTICLES
Which is a book and which is a journal?
Butler, Judith. 1993. “Imitation and Gender Insubordination.” Pp. 307-20 in The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader, edited by H. Abelove, M. A. Barale, and D. M. Halperin. New York: Routledge.
McLaughlin, Heather, Christopher Uggen, and Amy Blackstone. 2012. “Sexual Harassment, Workplace Authority, and the Paradox of Power.” American Sociological Review 77(4):625-47.
Author of chapter
Year of publication
Chapter title
Title of book
Editors of bookPublisher
Page numbers
Authors of article
Year of publication of article
Article title
Journal title
Journal volume no.
Journal issue no.
Journal page no.
Book
Journal
Locating Print Journals
Locating E-Journals
Locating E-JournalsJournal search via Title
Locating E-JournalsJournal search via Title
Locating E-JournalsJournal search via Subject
Locating E-JournalsJournal search via Subject browse
Locating E-JournalsJournal search via Providers
SAGE Journals
Demo
Top 10 Journals in Sociology(ranked by impact factor 2011)
1. Annual Review of Sociology
2. American Sociological Review
3. Annals of Tourism Research
4. American Journal of Sociology
5. Sociological Methodology
6. Social Networks
7. Gender & Society
8. Population and Development Review
9. Politics & Society
10. Journal of Marriage and Family
Source: 2011 Journal Citation Reports (Thomson Reuters, 2012)
5. SEARCHING BY TOPIC IN DATABASES
Database & JournalWhat is the difference? Databas
e
Journal
Databases
Click to view more information about the database
Sociological Abstracts
• Abstracts and indexes over 2,000 journals, books, reviews, dissertations, conference papers and working papers in sociology and related disciplines in the social and behavioral sciences
• Coverage 1952 to current
• Updated monthly
Sociological Abstracts
Boolean operators
Demo
Research topic: Gender Equity and Fertility in Singapore
Research questions: Does higher gender equity equate to higher fertility
rate? Is there a relation between gender equity and fertility
rate? …
Gender equityGender equality, Sexual equity, Sexual equality,Gender inequality, Sexual inequality
Fertility
Singapore
Academic Search Premier
• Contains indexing and abstracts for more than 8,500 journals, with full text for more than 4,600 of those titles
• Coverage dated as far back as 1975
• Updated daily
JSTOR
Provides backfiles of core scholarly journals in many disciplines
Includes scholarly journals, conference proceedings, primary source materials, and books
JSTOR
Newspaper Search
Factiva
Provides news and business information
Covers 10,000 sources from more than 159 countries in 22 languages
6. LOCATING PAST STUDENT’S WORKS
Digital Repository – NTU
Digital Repository – NTU
Digital Repository – NTU
7. WEB SCALE DISCOVERY TOOL
BooksPrint
JournalseBooks
AV
Library Catalogue
Research ArticlesPatents
Conference Proceedings
StandardsDatabases
eJournalsA-Z List
DR-NTU
FYPs
Theses
OneSearchDiscovery library resources Google
“style”
OneSearch Locating library resources
OneSearch Locating library resources
OneSearch Record no. 3
OneSearch Record no. 4
Retrieve Catalog Item
OneSearch Record no. 7
Retrieve Catalog Item
OneSearchAccessinge-articles
OneSearch
8. INTERNET SOURCES
full text@NTU Library Go to Library homepageTools & Guides full text@NTU
Library Install
Demo
Findit@NTU
Findit@NTU
Library ToolbarLibrary toolbar quick access to all things in Library
Go to Library homepageTools & GuidesNTU Library Toolbar Install
9. PLAGIARISM & CITATIONS
NTU Honour Code
Plagiarism
To use or pass off as one’s own, the writings or ideas of another, without acknowledging or crediting the source from which the ideas are taken.
Collusion
Submitting an assignment, project or report completed by another person and passing it off as one’s own; Preparing an assignment, project or report for a fellow student who submits the work as his or her own.
Source: http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sao/Pages/HonourCode.aspx
DeliberateAccidental
Two Types of Plagiarism
Most Common Forms
Cutting and pasting from others without attribution
Copying directly from another source without attributing from where you’ve taken it
Using diagram or table from another source without referencing
Reusing some parts of your previous assignment
Submitting another person’s work as your own
How can the University detect plagiarism?
All assignments must be submitted through a program to detect plagiarism
Turnitin
How to Avoid?
Always …
1. Give credit whenever you use any: idea, theory, illustration, statistics, graphs, drawings, images
or opinion of others quotation of actual spoken or written words of others paraphrase of spoken or written words of others
2. If you are not sure, always cite
3. Follow citation rules – cite and reference correctly
Citing Your Sources
Complete referencing includes: in-text citations and references
Formatting differs depending on the style you are using
Division of Sociology uses:
American Sociological Association (ASA) Style
American Sociological Association. 2010. Style Guide. 4th ed. Washington, DC: American Sociological Association.
Call no.: HM569.S938 2010
Citing Your Sources
In-Text CitationIf the author’s name is in the text
According to Saw (2005), suicide is linked to social isolation …
If the author’s name is not in the text
Suicide has been linked to social isolation (Saw 2005).
For joint authors
Suicide has been linked to social isolation (Saw and Wang 2005).
Direct quotations
According to Saw (2005), the phenomenon of suicide has “been positively shown to be linked to isolation” (p. 104).
The phenomenon of suicide has “been positively shown to be linked to isolation” according to Saw (2005:104).
References: BooksSingle authorElliott, Anthony. 2009. Contemporary Social Theory: An Introduction.
London: Routledge.
Two authorsMacionis, John J. and Ken Plummer. 2008. Sociology: A Global
Introduction. 4th ed. Harlow, England: Pearson Prentice Hall.
Edited bookSeidman, Steven and Jeffrey C. Alexander, eds. 2008. The New
Social Theory Reader: Contemporary Debates. 2nd ed. London: Routledge.
Chapter in edited book or collected worksButler, Judith. 1993. “Imitation and Gender Insubordination.” Pp.
307-20 in The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader, edited by H. Abelove, M. A. Barale, and D. M. Halperin. New York: Routledge.
References: Journal ArticlesSingle authorPekerti, Andre A. 2008. “The Interdependent Family-Centric Career:
Career Perspective of the Overseas Chinese in Indonesia.” Career Development Quarterly 56(4):362-77.
Three authorsMcLaughlin, Heather, Christopher Uggen, and Amy Blackstone.
2012. “Sexual Harassment, Workplace Authority, and the Paradox of Power.” American Sociological Review 77(4):625-47.
EndNote
A database for storing and
managing all your references &
images.
An online search tool
A tool for creating bibliographies & figure lists for
your project report/scientific paper/thesis/dissertation.
Managing References
Citing & Referencing Correctly
Get EndNote!
• Where to download EndNote?• http://www.ntu.edu.sg/library/Lip/endnoteDownloading
EndNote
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Training
10. USEFUL GUIDES & CONTACTS
Subject Roomsblogs.ntu.edu.sg/library-resources/sociology/
www.youtube.com/user/TheNTULibraries
blogs.ntu.edu.sg/library/hssl
@ntu.library @NTUlibraries
@TheNTUlibrariesmobile.ntu.edu.sg
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• Jenny Wong (Subject Librarian) 6513 8224 / 8227
• Research Assistance Desk 6790 6312
• HSS Library 6513 8226 [email protected]
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