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Here's a list of Critical Articles on the topic of  Mark Twain's "Life on the Mississippi"

Follow these instructions to find Critical Articles in the Library:

• In EBSCO Literary Reference Center, to the left of the results list, check the box next to Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals.

 

• In the Gale Literature Resource Center, click advanced search, then select Peer Reviewed Journals under more options. 

 

Here's the APA Format:

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General Format

In-Text Citation (Paraphrase): 

(Author Surname, Year)

In-Text Citation (Quotation):

(Author Surname, Year)

 

References:

Author Surname, First Initial. Second Initial. (Year). Lecture Title[Format]. Retrieved from Institution Course name Blackboard site.

 

Example

In-Text Citation (Paraphrase): 

(Bethel University, 2010)

In-Text Citation (Quotation):

(Bethel University, 2010)

 

References:

Bethel University. (2010). Orientation to Online Learning[Video]. Retrieved from https://www.betheluniversityonline.net/.

 

To cite and reference a website, follow these APA guidelines: http://bethelu.libguides.com/apa101/apawebsite

 

First go to the library’s website by clicking the library icon in VCamp

 

Choose the grey button that says Articles. 

 

In the EBSCO search box enter: honor system higher education

 

Check the box next to Academic Search Premier then click Search

 

You'll see several articles about academic integrity. If you see an article you like, click on the title to see more information about it.

 

To read the article, click PDF Full Text on the top left. If you click on that link the article will open up and you can read it, save it to your computer, or print it.

If you are going to use the article in your paper, you can get the APA citation from EBSCO. If you’re looking at the full article, there will be a list of Tools on the right. The fourth one down is a little yellow button, click it and the APA citation will appear. You can cut and paste this citation right to your bibliography.

Here's a list of articles on academic integrity.

That's called a secondary citation. Here's the APA guideline:

https://bethelu.libguides.com/c.php?g=35968&p=228210

Quin Ewaldson

Phone: 615.277.8941 Email: ewaldsonq@bethelu.edu

We hate to be the bearers of bad news but after graduation our students do not have access to the databases.

 

Bethel's license agreements with our database vendors limit access to current students and staff.

 

The good news is that Tennessee's library system has a lot of wonderful databases available to residents.

 

They have databases such as Academic Onefile that you used here at Bethel.

 

Here's the complete list: http://tntel.tnsos.org/browse.php?browse=listings

First, click on this link http://bethelu.libguides.com/cache and find the browser you are using. Then follow the directions. 

StrengthsQuest is a print book that is given out at Orientation in Nashville. If you didn’t attend Orientation, it will be mailed to you. If you haven’t received it, contact your advisor and let your facilitator know.

Go to http://bethelu.libguides.com/apa

Click on EasyBib in the menu on the left of the page.

You will see a sentence that says "To use EasyBib, click here: EasyBib"

Click EasyBib

It will ask you to login with your Bethel email address.

The EasyBib website will open up, then click APA

Paste the website or article title into the search box then click Cite it

Then continue and it will ask a few follow up questions. Then click Create Citation and you’ll be done!

What kind of change are you interested in? Maybe change management and employee training? Follow these steps to find some relevant articles:

First go to the library’s website by clicking the library icon in VCamp

Choose the grey button that says Articles. 

In the EBSCO search box enter: change management

Check the boxes next to Academic Search Premier, Business Source Premier, and PsycArticles then click Search

Once you’ve logged in, you'll see a list of results.

In the first search box you'll see (change management) in the box next to it click Select A Field (Optional) and choose SU Subject Terms.

In the second empty search box enter: employee training in the box next to it click Select A Field (Optional) and choose SU Subject Terms.

Then click Search and you will see some great articles!

If you see a title that looks good, click on the title to learn more. After you click on the title, look to the far left and you will see PDF Full Text. Follow that link to read the whole article.

If you are going to use the article in your paper, you can get the APA citation from EBSCO. If you’re looking at the full article, there will be a list of Tools on the right. The fourth one down is a little yellow button, click it and the APA citation will appear. You can cut and paste this citation right to your bibliography.

If you are going to use the article in your paper, you can get the APA citation from EBSCO. If you’re looking at the full article, there will be a list of Tools on the right. The fourth one down is a little yellow button, click it and the APA citation will appear. You can cut and paste this citation right to your bibliography.

You can find articles on Night Mother by Marsha Norman by following these steps:

First go to the library’s website by clicking the library icon in VCamp

Choose the grey button that says Articles. 

In the EBSCO search box enter: Night Mother

Click the link above the search box that says Choose Databases.

Check the box next to Literary Reference Center then click Search

Right next to the search box you’ll see Select A Field (Optional). Click on that box and choose AT Title of Work.

Then click Search and you’ll see a few great articles.

If you see an article you like, click on the title to see more information about it. To read the article, click PDF Full Text on the top left. If you click on that link the article will open up and you can read it, save it to your computer, or print it.

To get the APA citation, look on the right for a little yellow box under Tools. When you click it a box will pop up with the APA reference information for that article.

There is a great article called “The Changing Demography of America's Families,” in a database called JStor.

 

First go to the library’s website by clicking the library icon in VCamp

Choose the grey button that says Articles. 

Scroll down to the Class Resources box and click English, click the link for JStor

Once you login, you’ll see a search box. Enter The Changing Demography of America's Families then click Search

You’ll see the article at the top of the list.

Click the title and you’ll see the article.

You can get the citation information on the top right. Copy and paste the APA citation.

When you're inside EBSCO and you've found an article you would like to use:

• Click on an article title. You'll see a list of Tools on the right, click the Envelope 

• You'll see a new screen. Enter your email address in the Email To section

• Click the circle next to Citation Format

• Then click the box that says AMA (American Medical Association), you'll see a list of options choose APA (American Psychological Association)

• Then click send

• Once you send the email it may take a few minutes for the email to go through. If you don't see it in your inbox, check your Spam folder.

To change your Bethel email password, go to gmail.com and log into your email account. Once you're logged in, on the top right you'll see JSmith12@bethelu.edu, click it. Then choose Account Settings. You'll see the option to change your password here. You can pick something that is easy to remember and you'll be all set.

To save articles inside EBSCO's folder, you will need to create an EBSCO account. To create an account, log into the library like you usually do, go to EBSCO, click the Sign In button on the top right, then click Create a New Account on the top right.

If you would prefer not to create an EBSCO account, you can always email the articles to yourself, save them to your computer, or print them. If you need help with any of those options, just let me know.