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• Developing Keywords
  This brief tutorial explains how to develop keywords that you can use to search in library resources.
• How to Read an Article Citation
  This tutorial explains how to read an article citation.
• Plagiarism Tutorial
  This tutorial explains the basics of plagiarism and how to avoid it.

• OneSearch: Basic Search
  This tutorial gives a brief overview of OneSearch, the Libraries' most comprehensive searching tool.
• OneSearch: Advanced Search
  This tutorial give an overview of advanced searching via the Libraries' OneSearch tool.
• CQ Researcher
  This tutorial explains how to use CQ Researcher to find original, comprehensive reports and analysis on issues in the news.
• Statista
  This tutorial explains how to use Statista to research and find quantitative data, statistics and related information.
• Advertising Red Books
  This tutorial gives a brief overview of Advertising Red Books which provides competitive intelligence and prospecting data from within the advertising industry.
• Business Source Complete
  This tutorial shows how to quickly find SWOTS and company profiles for public companies in Business Source Complete.
• IBISWorld
  This tutorial gives a basic overview of the database IBISWorld.
• Mergent Online
  This tutorial gives a basic overview of the database Mergent Online.
• Mergent Online: Finding Country Information
  This tutorial helps users find country information within Mergent Online.
• Nexis Uni
  This tutorial gives a basic overview of the database Nexis Uni.
• Nexis Uni: Finding Country Information
  This tutorial helps users find country information in Nexis Uni.
• PrivCo
  This tutorial gives a basic overview of the database PrivCo.
• SRDS
  This tutorial gives an overview of SRDS, which provides media rates for more than 100,000 U.S. and international media properties and more.

• Introduction to BrowZine
  This tutorial gives a brief overview of BrowZine.
• Locating Full-Text Articles via "Find it"
  This tutorial gives step-by-step instructions for using the "Find it" button to locate full-text articles.

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