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An Introduction to Research Processes

 

Finding Sources in a Library

The emergence of the World Wide Web as a major source of information has given libraries something of a rival as the premiere repository of information, but libraries continue to be your best source of information for most topics. The information in libraries is carefully reviewed for accuracy and importance. Each book, journal, magazine, newspaper, government document, and so on is catalogued and its location recorded. And you’ll find that a growing amount of information -- as well as tools for locating information -- is available in electronic formats. To learn more about finding information in libraries, click on the items below:

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