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Part 1: Library Databases F-rom the mypcc home page, -Click on the library link

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Question

Part 1: Library Databases

F-rom the mypcc home page,

-Click on the library link

-Under the Research column, click on More Research

-View the "What is a Library Database?" tutorial

-If you are unable to locate this resources, try this one.

Prepare a short report on the video.  
Put the report in the Assign subfolder   
Be sure to include:

-Differences between free web and library databases

-Contents of a library database

-Difference between citations and full text access

-When should you use a library database?

Explanation / Answer

What is the difference between free web and library databases?

When to use:

Credibility:

Type of Information Retrieved:

Cost:

Citing:

Examples: IEEE Xplore(for example)

2. Free Web/Internet Search Engine:

When to use:

Credibility:

Type of Information Retrieved:

Cost:

Citing:

Example: Bing, Google, Yahoo.

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What are the contents in a library database?

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Citation:

A "citation" is the way you tell your readers that certain material in your work came from another source. It gives you the basic publication information about the article or resource; such as, title, authors, date and source of publication.

Full Text:

Whereas "Full-text" means that the entire journal article is available.This usually refers to the online version of a book or article. Full text access means that you can view, save or print the full article online. The full text might be on PDF or HTML format.

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When should you use a library database?

-Already answered above please refer to the first answer.