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Which Database Should I Use? |
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Some library databases are specialized focusing on a particular subject area while some others are general periodical databases covering many subject areas and containing both popular and scholarly periodicals. Here is a brief description of some examples of LRCCD library databases: |
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Academic Search Complete - A general database that covers a wide range of subject areas. Many are full text. | |
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CQ Researcher - A full text database on current and controversial topics. |
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Lexis-Nexis - A full text database on news, business and legal information. |
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Opposing Viewpoints - A full text database on controversial topics presented in a pro-and-con format. |
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Literature Reference Center - A full text database on literature and literary criticism. |
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JSTOR - A full text database covering many of the core research- and society- published journals in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. |
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