This document provides information and instructions for finding and citing scholarly sources. It discusses using citation generators to cite sources in APA or MLA style. It also provides tips for effective searching, such as using Boolean operators and quotation marks. Instructions are given for requesting full-text articles not available online through the library's interlibrary loan service.

2. Getting to the articles.

3. Library Terms.

4. CITE/CITE NOW/ CITATION
Look for these to find the
APA/MLA citation
generators
Getting to the generators.

5. Getting to the full text.

6. Request an article
from BeachReach
Getting to the full text.

7. Where to search.
Internet
Scholarly Articles
Books
Get Started.

8. This
week
This
month
Six
months
A year
or more
Social media Newspapers Magazines Scholarly articles Books Empirical Articles
Information.

9. What are the main issues.
What disciplines
study your topic?
Topic.

10. bail
cash Bail
bond
money bail
pre-trial detention
discrimination
remand
policy
recidivism
race
Concept B
Concept A

11. Created with Haiku Deck
Connect your terms.
specific way to
enter your
keywords

12. and
Gamestop and stock market

13. coronavirus or covid or covid19
or

14. Use the asterisk to
look for root
endings.
music* looks for music, musician, musicians

15. Use quotation marks to
search for phrases.
“food insecurity”
“social media”

16. What a search looks like.

17. SEARCH
STATEMENTS
bail and discrimination or race
“pretrial detention” and policy
Bail bond* and recidivism

18. Let’s Practice.

19. If you are using APA/MLA
Style use the citation
generators.

20. Common Citation Errors. APA

21. Fixing the Errors. APA
After
Ending page
number found via
PDF of article

22. Ctrl + T *
Creates paragraphs with hanging indents
in Microsoft Word.
Command for Mac
*

23. Finding the full text.
Get it @ CSULB
Steps for getting
full text
Request from
BeachReach

26. We deliver it to you via link in your email

27. Look for citation generators
in the records of the article
DATABASES
ONESEARCH

28. Websites.
Evaluating sources you find on the
internet.