| Citation |
A
journal citation contains title, author, journal name, date,
volume, and pages. A book citation contains title, author, publisher,
place and date. |
| Citation
plus abstract |
A
citation and a brief summary of the article. |
| Citation
plus abstract and full text |
A
citation, an abstract, and the full-text of the article. |
| Concepts |
Concepts
are the basic parts of your research question. |
| Copyright
|
Copyright
shows author ownership. |
| Copyright
Date |
This
is the publication date. |
| Database |
A
database is a collection of electronic records. The records
are searchable by keyword, subject, title, author, journal title,
language, and date. |
|
Database
Documents
|
Database documents are usually journal/magazine articles,
newspaper articles, government documents, or technical reports.
|
| Database
Producer |
Database
producer is a company which produces the database and is responsible
for the information contained in this database. |
| Default
Setting |
The
default setting is what the database automatically uses when
someone opens that database. Some databases default to keyword
searching. Some default to subject or thesaurus searching. |
| Everyday
Language |
Everyday
language is ordinary language used in keyword searching. |
| Fields |
Fields
are the different parts of the database record. Common fields
are title, author, subject. |
| Full-Text
Database |
A
Full-text database contains the entire article. It can be viewed
online and printed, downloaded, or emailed. |
| General
Database |
General
databases cover a wide range of topics for many subject areas. |
