Library databases allow you to find:
- College level research
- Credible information from articles in journals/magazines/newspapers
- Reference information (i.e. entries from Encyclopedias, Dictionaries, etc.)
- Books & other documents
- Full-text, scholarly articles
Library databases provide the following types of information:
- Citation information (See types below)
Databases provide citation information about items they index. A citation typically consists of:
- Author's Name
- Title of Article
- Source (i.e. title of the journal/magazine/newspaper)
- Publisher
- Date of Publication
- Abstract (brief summary of the article)
- Full-text (the entire article)