How to Find a Book:
When finding a
book in the library instead of trying to find it in the library, it is possible
to use the online website to find it instead. By going on Alice and searching,
one can enter a book title and find quick results. Then, by adding different
words to the search to help limit the search, one can find several different
books that are within the same topic. The site also adds the possibility of
looking at a map in the library and finding exactly where the book will be
based on the blue print provided by the site.
Finding Full Text from Citation:
When
having the actual citation for resource with the actual author, one can use
this to find the full text for this article. By going on Alice and changing the
search to periodical title, one can then generate a search to find exactly the
article that they are looking for. After hitting search, different records will
come forward allowing the person to locate exactly the source that they are
looking for. After clicking on the record, one can locate several of the
different databases that are offered. The only thing to make sure to have while
searching is the author and any other helpful information from the works cited.
How to Request a Book:
Sometimes
the library will not have the book that one is looking for. Luckily, the Alice
website can help with that by providing a way for a student to order a book and
receive it by three business days. By using Alice, you can enter the title of
the book that you need and find the book from different libraries. By saying
that you go to Ohio University, the book can be delivered easily. This way,
even though the library itself does not
have it, there is still hope that the book can be found and the student
will have it within a few days.
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