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How do I Choose the Best Databases for My Research?
This brief video explains how to select the best databases for your research. Part of the InfoRhode Tutorial Series: http://web.uri.edu/library/inforhode-tutorials/
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Nursing Databases Introduction
A high-level view of nursing research and some of the nursing databases available at Marquette you can use to find sources for your research and clinical questions.
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Using Subject-Specific Databases for Literature Research
Search tips to find the best literature articles using subject-specific databases using online resources from Valencia College Libraries.
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What Are Databases and Why You Need Them
A Yavapai College student explains the benefits of using library databases for research over searching the web. Permission: You may embed this video in your course/class/LibGuide.
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Research & Learning - How to use library databases
Use our library databases for research, homework, taking an online class, learning a language, fixing a car, getting Cincinnati Magazine, and much more. Brought to you by Kenton County Public Library.
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How to find academic articles? Google Scholar vs. EBSCOhost
In this video, I search for research articles using Google Scholar and EBSCOhost data bases. Please LIKE this video if you enjoyed it. Otherwise, there is a thumb-down button, too... :P ▶ Please SUBSCRIBE to see new videos (almost) every week!
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Library Databases
An introduction to library databases, and how they are superior resources for student research.-- Created using PowToon -- Free sign up at http://www.powtoon.com/ . Make your own animated videos and animated presentations for free.
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