The working group was composed of librarians from five University of Wisconsin campuses, and included Jill Markgraf and Betsy Richmond from McIntyre Library. The goal was to teach principles, not train keystrokes. Different resources have varying combinations of information depth, currency accuracy, authority, and quick accessibility and ease of use. Determining which types of resources have the best combinations of these characteristics is one of the keys to effective research. The importance of each factor will vary according to your research problem.
Ethical researchers respect the intellectual property rights of others.
To find the exact location of a journal in your library, check the library catalog. Trouble Shooting Tips also reflects the generic quality of the Tutorial. Students may be using any library to complete their research. Suggestions are appreciated.