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Advanced Media Writing (JRN 315)

This guide is designed to provide resources for JRN 315.

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Advanced media Writing (JRN 315)

 

Designed for advanced media writing students, this guide takes you through the Library’s resources to improve your research.

This guide is created specifically for this course. The resources and tools for Advanced Media Writing include sources that are not normally used in other academic classes but approximate what may be useful to media writers in journalism and media professions. There are common elements with academic writing but also some profound differences. This guide highlights some features of the different kinds of tools used.

Best Resources

Librarians

What do Librarians have to do with it? 

Librarians are available for assistance:          

  • one on one research consultation
  • formulation of research question
  • search strategy
  • identifying appropriate databases
  • advanced information seeking (beyond Zondervan)
  • help with citations (Zotero)
  • interlibrary loan (ILLIAD)
  • other ideas regarding the literature review/research

General Research Tools

General Research Tools

Google Scholar

Google Scholar 

Google ScholarIncludes journal articles, book chapters, essays, and entire books. Text is frequently not available for free, but can be accessed using WorldCat or Interlibrary Loan.

WorldCat Research Station

WorldCat Research Station 

WorldCat Research StationExplore the holdings of the Zondervan Library as well as libraries worldwide using WorldCat. 

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