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- You might find the Introduction to Library Research useful if you've never worked on a research project at the university level.
- If you need help getting started, finding information, or have a question about resources, contact a librarian.
- In order to access the library electronic materials (books, journals and databases) log in to MyUTampa.
- If you need assistance with your Spartans Domain log-in information, please contact the IT Help Desk at StudentHelp@ut.edu or at x6255.
- Best Bets - Start with a couple of quick searches of Summon and a subject-specialized database like Communication and Mass Media Complete to get a feel for the type and quantity of sources available. Play around with the suggested search terms.
- Background Information - Sometimes you need a definition or basic fact for your paper that you can't find in a scholarly article. Or perhaps you need a more basic understanding of your topic before diving deeper into scholarly research. This is where reference sources, such as encyclopedias, come in handy.
- Books
- Articles
- Websites - These professional and non-profit websites may prove useful for your research.
- Citations
- Not having any luck?
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