IC LIBRARY ASSIGNMENT
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IC stands for information competency, which is the ability to recognize what type of information is needed, locate that information, evaluate it and use it effectively. Click here for more information The Library IC exercise is given below. Make sure that you read the questions closely, understand what is being asked and answer all parts of the question. Good Luck!! |
IC ASSIGNMENT
All questions are 10 points each, and there is ONLY one
correct answer for each. Please note that some of the questions have two
or more parts to them, so you will need to answer these questions as thoroughly
as possible. Good luck!
1. I have been asked to write a paper on Munchausen
syndrome and all the books pertaining to
that disorder at GHC are checked out. Are there other libraries in the
University System of Georgia that have books on Munchausen syndrome? If
so, how many books are listed in the Universal Catalog that
would be highly relevant to this subject?
2. I am taking an English 1102 class and I have to find peer-reviewed,
scholarly journal articles that contain criticisms of William Faulkner's novel,
"Sanctuary." I've been told that MLA
International Bibliography in GALILEO
is a good place to look. Using that database, how many full-text,
peer-reviewed articles can I find on the aforementioned topic?
3. I am trying to find a full-text
newspaper article on Fernando Alonso, the
famous Formula One Grand Prix driver. I believe that the article I am
looking for appeared in the Irish Times on October
16, 2009. The article alleges that a particular driver
from Team Renault deliberately wrecked his car during a race in Singapore so
that Alonso, who was leading at the time, could win the race. What is the
title of this newspaper article, and who was the driver accused of crashing his
car to help Alonso win?
4. I am taking a Georgia History class
and my professor wants me to use a particular database in GALILEO that features
encyclopedia-type articles on various
persons in Georgia History. I have to find some information on "Ma
Rainey." Specifically, I need to find her actual name, where she was
born, the name of the recording company that she signed a contract with, the
year she died, and what she died from?
5. According to the latest MLA format style,
found on the GHC Library Home Page, how should I list the following printed
book on the Works Cited page?
Author: Hiram P. Bell. Title: "Men and Things." City of
Publication: Atlanta. Publisher: Foote & Davies Company. Year
of Publication: 1907.
6. According to the latest APA format style,
also found somewhere on the GHC Library Home Page, how should I list the
following web page on my References
page? Author of website: Cleburne County Chamber of
Commerce. Title of website: East Alabama History Museum. Date
website was created: 2008. Web address: www.eastalabamahistorymuseum.com
7. My physics professor wants me to read a particular peer-reviewed
journal article on aviation and physics.
The article has something to do with "atmospheric turbulence."
It was published in 2003, and I think he said he saw it in GALILEO's
Research Library database. Anyway, I have to read the
article and tell him what D.V.T. means.
8. I need to find the link on the GHC Library's Home Page
entitled Research Guides. Under that link, I
have to find the guide for Philosophy, and look up
a quote that sums up the meaning of Stoicism. What
does the quote say?
9. If you go to the GALILEO database, World
News Digest, you can find news articles dating back to
1940. In 1964, in Philadelphia, Mississippi, three civil rights workers
were murdered. On Oct. 20, 1967, seven men were convicted of those
murders. One of the convicted men was the chief deputy sheriff of Neshoba
County. What was his name?
10. In the new GHC GIL-Find catalog, you
can use the Advanced Search option to narrow your
results list. If I search for books, with the subject,
"horror," and the year of publication being 2008, I get three
results. One of the titles is "Odd Hours," by Dean Koontz and
one of titles is “The Jewel of Seven Stars” by Bram Stoker. What is the
title of the third book?
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