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| Types of Search Tools The two types of search tools that you will be using in this tutorial are the library catalog and research databases. |
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| Provide a searchable database of all of the materials a library purchases. These include records for print and electronic books, magazines, journals, newspapers, electronic government documents, websites, videos, DVDs CDs, and audiobooks. The Library catalog does not include articles. |
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| Some research databases, such as InfoTrac OneFile, are general or multidisciplinary. |
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