Case Study - Association for the Study of International Business (Asib)

It is important to use the GCU library vs. internet search because using the GCU library you have access to over 46,000 full-text journal titles covering every major academic subject, and also receiving quality academic content. Using general internet search, publishers may want you to pay for the access of full-text content. Using scholarly, peer-reviewed resources will attribute to the overall quality of my course work. Being that information is everywhere on the internet you want to evaluate the accuracy and the reliability of the resources. It would be my job to research and evalutate all internet searches in a proper

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Many of the studies I am looking at are accessible through universities’ library and Google scholar. Although for some of the studies, I need to have access to a student number for the universities’ resources or pay for the material, it is still accessible publicly. I can be confident that the

I used these databases in order to find a higher valued scholarly article with academic merit. I used the same key terms from my previous article search in the online database at the library.

In seeking, identifying, reading, analyzing, and synthesizing the various academic resources and journal articles Argosy University online library databases was the most for research. ProQuest Digital Thesis and Dissertation database identified topics that reflected the research topic. Key words worked well in navigating through large amount of data and the ProQuest Boolean connector narrowed the research data, so selected topics and articles were

Type your abstract here. Notice that the abstract is not indented. The abstract is 50 to 250 words and summarizes the main ideas in your paper. Do not use “I” or “we” in your abstract.

An abstract is not needed for student submitted papers (APA, 2001 [1.07]). Abstracts are only required when the paper is being submitted for publication to a journal that requires APA style. Theses and dissertations generally also require abstracts. An abstract is an author’s suggestion to the publisher

For this reason, the scholarly databases are available only through a library which deals specifically with published information identified by reliable sources. Subsequently, articles, journals or books are organized and indexed with the extensive search ability including author, title or subject. Important to realize the fact that sites ".gov" and ".edu" may be trusted if the publisher is the educational institution (Finding and Evaluating Online Resources,2014).

Student Guide for Term Papers Based on APA 5 th Edition Includes Internet Documentation Formats

Hartley (1999) discusses structured abstracts in comparison to traditional ones. The analysis shows that the structured abstracts were significantly more readable, longer, and more informative than the traditional ones. Moreover, the contents of the structured abstracts are more quickly and with less difficulty than the traditional ones.

The research productivity of all institutions is predicted to improve with increased access to international databases and full text resources.

These are all written by experts in the field (in this case privacy and security on the internet). All of the articles on the Ebscohost database had citations, authors, sources, subject terms and document types. The search engine Google didn’t provide any of these most helpful resources, which could have made my reading seem worthy. I also found myself losing articles from the search engine. I would use the search engine for articles on privacy and security on the internet, exit out of the internet to go run an errand, and then return to the same search. When I returned I found it hard to find the same article. With the database I could easily reference back to the exact search/article. I believe that this is because anyone can write articles found in search engines, for any reason. This is not the same for a database because the articles are being reviewed and updated

Google Scholar is actually a very plain and simple website. The background for the entire page is white. Across the top of the page is a black banner. Located on the far left of the banner are links to Web, Images and More…, the far right of the banner has Sign in link. Just below the black banner are links to services and information concerning google scholar. From left to right these are, My Library, My Citations, Alert, Metrics, and lastly Settings. Located in the center of the page is a search box for entering text. To the right of the text box is a blue square search button with a magnifying glass on it. Slightly above the search box is the standard Google logo of red, yellow, blue and green letters and below this is written Scholar in blue. Below the text box are selection boxes for Articles with another selection also available to Include Patents. The other is a selection for Case Law. Below this is the saying “On the shoulders of giants”. The lower banner