ENC 1101 (Powell - NWFSC): English Composition I: Finding Articles & Other Information

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Use databases to search for journal and magazine articles, encyclopedia and other reference work entries, statistics and other types of information!

For this assignment, we recommend you use the following databases, selected from the "Literature" section of the Northwest Florida State College databases:

• Gale Literature
• Literary Reference Center
• Salem Literature
• Granger's World Poetry
• Twayne's Authors Series
• JSTOR

Remember, the Victorian authors for your assignment are:

NOTE: To access these databases from home, you'll be prompted to log in with your RaiderNet email address and password.

If you are in the Emerald Coast Library, you are welcome to use UWF's online databases on the UWF computers!

For this assignment, we recommend you use the following UWF databases:

• Literature Resource Center
• MLA International Bibliography
• Humanities Source
• Project MUSE

NOTE: If you have a UWF Nautilus Card through the NWF2UWF program, you may also access these databases from off-campus using your Nautilus Card number and birthdate (MMYY).

You might find a result in your database search that does not have the full-text of the article attached to it. 

You want the article!  But what do you do?

In the NWFSC databases, look for a link that says "LINCCWeb Find Text?" or, in the UWF databases, look for this icon:

Then click on it to see if the full-text of the article might be available in another database:

If the article still isn't available in full-text, you'll be able to check to see if the library owns the journal it was printed in - or you can request the article through Interlibrary Loan.

Did you attend the class where the librarian showed you how to use these resources?

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Telephone: 850-863-6578

Email the Librarian: williford@uwf.edu

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