All articles exist in full-text somewhere on a computer and all I have to do is figure out the right button to push to print it out. This is one of the great modern myths, and all it takes is for a student to find the full-text of one article online to be convinced ever after that all articles are available online. Traditional print sources, such as scholarly journals, which have been converted into an online format, are governed by copyright law. These are leased by libraries. There is a right button on the computer and if I push it I can print out the full-text of an article.
Computers make searching for information easier.
Yes, they do, and most librarians would not go back to a pre-computer world. However, they have created access to so much information that it often becomes overwhelming. Making the most of library services Give the library time. To make the most out of library services, especially in the time shortened world of ADEP classes, you need to plan ahead. If you are looking for information the day it is due, you limit the sources that can be used.