ENGL 1101, 1102, and 1105

Welcome to your English Composition Research Guide!

The purpose of this guide is to direct you to resources and services that may be especially helpful as you complete papers and projects in your ENGL 1101, 1102, and 1105 courses.

Ways to get help:

• Research Appointments: Meet with a librarian to help you get started with research or if you are experiencing difficulty researching on your own. Available in person or online. Fill out the Schedule a Research Appointment form on the library homepage.
• Click the green "Chat Now" icon on the library homepage or text (740) 313-4333 to be connected with a library staff member.
• Most tabs in this guide contains my profile box with contact information. The other tabs have Suzanne Johnson-Varney's (Library Director) profile box. You can contact either of us.

Please contact me if you have any questions about this guide, research, or library resources/services.

Marla Beebe

English & Humanities Liaison Librarian

To get to the Clark Memorial Library homepage, go to https://library.shawnee.edu.

The library has its own YouTube channel! There you'll find short videos that demonstrate how to use different resources on the the library website.

The full YouTube channel is here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-8F1ZZOwQRQkxgs3IEw

Here are some of the videos currently available. Click on the title for a direct link to that video.

• Introduction to the Clark Memorial Library Webpage
• Check Your Library Record
• How to Use Discovery Service - Extended
• How to Use Discovery Service - Basic
• Finding Books in the Catalog and OhioLINK
• Requesting an Item through Interlibrary Loan
• Finding and Accessing E-Journals
• Using the A-Z List of Research Databases
• Introduction to Research Guides
• Using LibKey Nomad
• Using WorldCat.org
• Using Credo Academic Core
• Web of Science & the Scholarly Conversation
• Introduction to EndNote Web
• EndNote Cite While You Write Plug-in
• EndNote Cite While You Write - Updating References
• Searching for an Article Using a DOI/PMID

If you have questions after watching a video, don't hesitate to contact a library staffmember!