cms 2100 library resources and tools - taylor
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CMS 2100Introduction to Film
Library Resources and ToolsSpring ,
2016
Start at the Library Homepage
• Search - 100 plus resources (broad)• Books - multiple collections• Articles - subject disciplines (specific)• LibGuides - research tools, “how to” • Services- Gil Express, Interlibrary Loan
www.clayton.edu/library
Boolean Operators
• AND = narrow
• OR = expand
• NOT = exclude
women AND hypertension
hypertension OR “high blood pressure”
dolphins NOT football
AND is automatically used by Google and other search engines to combine terms
KEYWORD SEARCHING
Searching strategies• Keywords and keyword phrases• Connected with Boolean operators (AND OR NOT)• Brainstorm alternative terms, synonyms
• Thesaurus • Index tools such as subjects or descriptors• Controlled vocabulary • Subject Headings example: (Library of Congress)
• Advanced Search Techniques• Truncation motivat* motivating, motivation motivator• Proximity operators (tax OR tariff) N5 reform • Wildcards ? ne?t neat nest next• Wildcards # colo#r color colour
Libraries Love to Share
Gil Express Borrow books from public
universities and colleges in Georgia (USG)
Search Gil Express catalog
Request online or check out in person
Arrive in 2-4 days 28-day loan, renewable
Interlibrary loan (ILL) Request electronic copy of
an article Arrive in less than a week
by email Borrow books from all
types of libraries Arrive in 2-3
weeks Loan period varies
Suggested Resources for Film Research, Background, and
Journal Articles• Academic Search Complete
(EBSCO)
• Artemis Literary Sources• Communication & Mass
Media Complete• Films on Demand• Google Scholar• Humanities Full Text• JSTOR• Lexis Nexis• Literary Reference Center
• Literature Criticism Online
• MLA Bibliography• ProQuest Literature
Online• Omnifile• Oxford Reference• Research
Library(ProQuest)
Off Campus Access to Electronic Resources
• URL: http://clayton.libguides.com/offcampus
Symbols in GALILEO
A-Z Databases
ARTEMIS –Example of entry for Francis Ford Coppola
Communication & Mass Media Complete
MLA International Bibliography
Sources of Books
• CSU Library Catalog• GIL Express Library Catalog• WorldCat• Google Books• HathiTrust’s Digital Library• eBooks @ The Clayton State Library
Library of Congress Browsing --Drama, Theater, Motion Pictures, Broadcasting
PA 3201. Greek and Roman TheaterPN1600-3307 Drama PN 1660-1693 Technique of dramatic composition PN 1720-1861 History PN 1865-1988 Special types PN 1990-1992.92 Broadcasting PN 1991-1991.9 Radio broadcasts PN 1992-1992.92 Television broadcasts PN 1992.93-1992.95 Nonbroadcast video recordings PN 1993-1999 Motion pictures PN 1997-1997.85 Plays, scenarios, etc. PN 2000-3307 Dramatic representation. The theater
Call Numbers Continued
PN 2061-2071 Art of acting PN 2085-2091 The stage and accessories PN 2131-2193 By period PN 2131-2145 Ancient PN 2152-2160 Medieval PN 2171-2179 Renaissance PN 2181-2193 Modern PN 2219.3-3030 Special regions or countries ePN 3035 The Jewish theater PN 3151-3171 Amateur theater PN 3175-3191 College and school theatricals PN 3203-3299 Tableaux, pageants, "Happenings,", etc.
Reference Books for Background about the Film Industry
•Ref PN1995.9.D6E53 2006 •Encyclopedia of Documentary Film
•Ref PN1993.45.G65 2007•Encyclopedia of Film
•Ref PN1993.5.U6 S494 2004•Encyclopedia of Hollywood
•Ref PN1993.5.U6H335 1988•Handbook of American Film Genres
More Reference Book Sources
•Ref PN1993.5.U6H335 1988•Handbook of American Film Genres
•Ref PN1995.M3 1981•Historical Dictionary of Middle Eastern Cinema
•Ref PN 1998.2.F694 2009•Moviemakers
•Ref PN 1998.24.A24 2012•Reel Women: The First Hundred Years
eBook Collections @ the Clayton State Library
Reference books available onlinefor background information
How to Avoid Plagiarism Three Suggested Resources
• Plagiarism Tutorial-University of Southern Mississippi. Includes pre- and post-tests and quizzes to check your progress.
• Is it Plagiarism Yet?-Purdue University's Online Writing Lab (OWL) has tutorials, exercises, examples, and guides.
• You Quote It, You Note It! A funny 10 minute tutorial by the Vaughan Memorial Library of Acadia University.
Questions?• Library help is available!