Advanced Search Tips: Neuro

Published on Feb 20, 2018

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Advanced Search Tips

Neurobiology
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Fill out columns A-B in the Google Sheet: tinyurl.com/ycgdqeas

Sue Vazakas

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POLL

Share the love: What is your favorite search strategy trick?

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GOAL

Utilize techniques for searching that go beyond keywords.

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Tonight

  • Snowballing
  • Journal Searching
  • Author Searching
  • New Database
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Neurobiology of Learning Assignment

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Snowballing

Backwards in Time
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Google Scholar
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FindIt

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Your Turn

  • Pick an article from a bibliography.
  • Search for it in Google Scholar.
  • Use FindIt if needed.
  • Put link to it in Column C

Snowballing

Forwards in Time
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Google Scholar
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Cited By

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Your Turn

  • Pick an article
  • Click "Cited by
  • Scan through results. Pick an article.
  • Use FindIt if needed.
  • Put link to it in column D

POLL

The journal I remember most often from my research is...

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Searching a Journal

Pick your favorite
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Your Turn

  • Search for journal in Catalyst.
  • Bookmark that page.
  • Put the UR in Column E.
  • Finish early? Try some searches.

Author Searching

Track an Expert

Top Tools

  • Google Scholar
  • Google, Univ. website
  • LinkedIn
  • ORCID
  • Research Gate
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Your Turn

  • Pick an author
  • Find their page in one of the tools/sites recommended.
  • Put URL in Column F

New Databases

Get out of your comfort zone
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Other Guides

  • Psychology
  • Cognitive Science
  • Neuroscienc
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Explore

  • Visit one of the guides
  • Choose a new database
  • Put name of database in Column G

Bonus Tip:

Don't forget about database filters.

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EdD Students:

Review materials from last week's MPLT library session for more tips.

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GOAL

Utilize techniques for searching that go beyond keywords.

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