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Frequently Accessed
EBSCO
ERIC
NetLibrary (Additional e-books)
PubMed
RefWorks
UMI (Digital Dissertations)
What is a Database?
A database is an organized collection of information, usually grouped in related topics.
A database contains tools to search through information, i.e. search boxes, field limits, and thesauri.
A database can provide immediate source information (e-journal, e-book).
A database can provide abstract information to help a user locate an original source in a library or elsewhere in the world!
EBSCO and LIRN are database portals: both EBSCO and LIRN provide access to multiple databases.
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Search Hints
Start with general search keywords.
Scan result sets that seem large for keywords that you can use.
Use "and" between keywords to limit results containing only those words.
Use "or" between keywords to expand results containing either word.
Use database thesaurus tools to help locate vocabulary that may be helpful to your search.
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Complete List of Argosy University Databases
PROQUEST
ABI/INFORM DatelineABI/INFORM Global
ABI/INFORM Trade & Industry
Arts Module
Business Module
Children's Module
Education Module
General Interest Module
Health Module
Humanities Module
International Module
Law Module
Military Module
Multicultural Module
National Newspaper Abstracts
ProQuest Psychology Journals
ProQuest Research Library
Psychology Module
Research Library Core
Sciences Module
Social Science Module
Women's Interest Module
INFOTRACBusiness and Company Resource Center
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Computer Database
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Custom Newspapers
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Expanded Academic ASAP
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General Business File ASAP
Health Reference Center Academic
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Health and Wellness Resource Center
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Literature Resource Center
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Newsletters ASAP
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Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center
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Student Resource Center
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