Information Sources |
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Research databases provide references to published information. |
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Research databases purchased by the Miami Dade Library are accessible from the library website. The library also owns print indexes, good for researching retrospective information. For example, the Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature print index at Kendall Campus Library goes back to 1929! |
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Use a Research Database |
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when you want to find articles on your topic in magazines, journals or newspapers |
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InfoTrac OneFile (a general periodical index) |
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Health & Wellness Resource Center (medical database with articles and other health information) |
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Literature Resource Center (an index to both periodical articles and reference books) |
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when looking for information also published in directories and other reference book resources |
Examples of Research Databases |