About the Research Guides
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About Research Guides
Research Guides are mini-websites developed by librarians to help you identify and locate scholarly and non-scholarly resources (books, articles, web resources, etc.) on a particular subject (e.g. Biology) or for a particular course (e.g. ENG 200). Research Guides may also contain information on library services, research tips, career information, and more.
Most Useful For:
- Finding a wide variety of resources (e.g. books, articles, web resources, etc.) on a specific subject or for a specific course in a single location
- Getting librarian-recommended resources, tools and tips for your research
Cautions:
- Some subjects or courses may not have a research guide associated with them (yet)
- Guides are not exhaustive--users may need to search in other places or use other resources to find all the sources and information they need for their research or coursework
Our Recommendation:
Consider using the Research Guides primarily when you:
- Want to save time by utilizing a one-stop source of information for subject-specific or course-specific research
- Need guidance on which databases to use or where to start doing research
- Are interested in finding a wide variety of source types
Watch our video Shapiro Library Research Guides This link opens in a new window or Ask a Librarian (ask@snhu.libanswers.com) for more information or for help using this resource.