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Hello! This is the Library Guide for UTW1001A: Identities and Ideas in Modern Market-Driven Societies. We have curated relevant tools, some research basics, and some recommended resources for your course (below). Get in touch with the research librarian for this course, Diyana via clbndak@nus.edu.sg if you need any help ^^ To let us know what you think of this guide please visit https://bit.ly/lib24 For a quick user guide on how to best use the resources on this page, please refer to >> this video here <<
TOOLS FOR FREE ACCESS TO ARTICLES
They're asking you to pay for an article you found through Google? *gasps* How dare they! Let's get you that article without paying:
Click on the bird ^ to view the video. To install the proxy bookmarklet just like in the video, visit this page here.
USING AI IN YOUR ASSIGNMENT
Have you used AI to help you with a paper before? We have! While it can be used for searching for resources, exercise caution and always corroborate and cite accordingly. Please read the guidelines on the Use of AI for Academic Work. Tip: with all the evaluating and corroborating needed to ensure accuracy and credibility of content while using AI tools, do weigh the pros and cons, and time and effort channelled into using them. Now let's take a look at Consensus:
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RELEVANT RESEARCH RESOURCES FOR YOUR PAPER
Topic too niche? We gotchu. Let's take a look at how we can use JSTOR to search for sources. JSTOR is a good database for humanities and social sciences topics. You can access JSTOR by clicking on the link below the video.
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Now let's see how Factiva can be used to search for sources. Need to pay for articles from newspapers? Read them for free on Factiva! You can access Factiva by clicking on the link below the video.
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RESEARCH BASICS
Citing maintains academic integrity and gives a nod to the thinkers who paved the way. It also allows readers to trace your information back to its origins, ensuring transparency and credibility. Let me show you two easy ways to cite:
Click on the bird ^ to view the video. Cite using zoterobib here: https://zbib.org/