5. Primary &
secondary
sources
Primary: From the
original source, first-
hand account
ie. letter, photo, interview
Secondary: Written
about, review, summary
ie. Editorials, textbooks,
etc.
11. Keywords
• Topic: Compare and contrast life for women in
Mesopotamia and in Egypt
• Keywords:
Mesopotamia
Wom?n
Egypt*
gender
customs
Gender role*
Work
“division of * labo#r” OR
“sex role”
12. Find Information: How?
Locate Material:
Search
Keyword
‘Boolean’ (AND, OR, NOT)
Subject, author, etc.
Evaluate
Revise & Search again
Truncation
Limiters
Organize
14. Hints for Finding Information
Use good search results
Subject headings
Reference lists
Journals
Browse call numbers
Use a research log
Cite as you write
Track search terms
Get help
17. Cite Your Sources!
Everyone likes a little recognition
Plagiarism (and self-plagiarism) is a serious offense
Includes graphics, written phrases, &
another person's idea
19. Citing Sources
Elements of a citation
Author(s)
Date
Article/ Chapter
Title
Journal / Book Title
Volume (& Issue*)
Page numbers
Publisher & Location
Link, Access date,
DOI
Footnotes or endnotes &
bibliography
Chicago Manual of Style,
16th ed. (online & print)
Library “cheat sheet”
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