ENGL 1323.0002: Computer Assisted College Writing II

1. Access the UNT Dallas Library Databases.

• Visit the UNT Dallas Library home page and click the Electronic Resources link in the Quick Links list.
• This lands you on the A-Z Databases page, where you will find links to over 190 library subscription databases.
  • You can access these databases on or off campus just enter your EUID and password when prompted.

2. Start Search with Featured Databases (Multi-database Search Engines)

• Featured databases on the right side of the A-Z Database page offer a good starting point.
• Start your search with the Multi-database search engines like Ebsco EDS and ProQuest Central.
  • These powerhouses allow you to search most of the library's databases with one query, saving you time and effort. 
  • They also unearth articles from diverse disciplines, sometimes hidden in subject-specific databases.

3. Dive into Ebsco EDS:

• Begin your search with Ebsco EDS, as it covers the most databases.
• Use relevant keywords and filters to refine your results.

4. Use RefWorks to Organize, Cite, and Collaborate with Your Sources::

• RefWorks allows you to organize your research and generate MLA citations (and many other styles [APA, Chicago, Turabian etc.]!).

Explore ProQuest Central:

• You can continue to search for newspaper, magazine, and academic peer-reviewed research articles by searching ProQuest Central 
  • Bonus: Access 300,000 academic eBooks (including 100,000 in Spanish) and key national and international newspapers like the New York Times and Wall Street Journal.

Search Nexis Uni to find Information from News Sources:

• Nexis Uni seek news, business, and legal information here.