Need Help?
Research help is always available through our office.
Please feel free to contact Alan Delozier, University Archivist and Irish Studies Liaison by e-mail Alan.Delozier@shu.edu or via phone at: (973) 275-2378.
Thank you and successful searching.
Unless otherwise indicated books are in the Main Collection of the Library.
A Student's Guide to History D16.3 .B4 1998
Evidence Explained: Citing History Sources from Artifacts to Cyberspace D5 .M55 2008
The literature review: a step-by-step guide for students LB2369 .R525 2008
My word! : plagiarism and college culture PN167 .B48 2009
Telling stories : the use of personal narratives in the social sciences and history H61.29 .M39 2008
Writing research papers in the social sciences PE1479.S62 L47 2006 (Reference)
See the following collection of Video Tutorials from Washington University St. Louis, as an example.
Meantime, try the following from other institutions, courtesy of the PRIMO (Peer-Reviewed Instructional Materials) Database
Your Research Toolbox (University of Kentucky)
A four module tutorial that includes developing a research strategy, using the library catalog, using periodicals databases, and effectively evaluating information. Each module is a narrated PowerPoint produced into video--the first module includes some humorous video clips as well. The tutorial was created for first year students to learn the basics of using the research library. Needs Windows Media Player & can take a while to download - but worth the wait.
Workshop on the Information Search Process for Research University of Calgary.
Designed primarily for undergraduates, this will guide you through the entire process of library research, from topic selection to search closure. Login as guest for the 'generic' tutorial.