Finding Books and Book Reviews GGR 365 Fall Andrew Nicholson GIS/Data Librarian & Liaison for Geography

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Finding Books and Book Reviews GGR 365 Fall 2014 Andrew Nicholson GIS/Data Librarian & Liaison for Geography

Finding Books Before we look for reviews, we need to locate an appropriate book. In this example, i am looking for books on food and globalization held by the UTM Library Do not use the Search All tab. Use the Catalogue and enter your keywords. Use anywhere for keyword searching Try using * at the end of a root word to get more results (ex: global* = global, globalization, globalize)

Finding Books 5443 titles found in total, sorted by relevance. On left side, results are arranged by Library (408 at UTM)

Finding Books I have found one book which looks good and the instructor has approved it. The book is:: Diamond, Jared. Guns, Germs, and Steel. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. (originally published in 1997) If available, the record will indicate Stacks. Write down the call number and retrieve it from the stacks. (Call numbers: A-L -3 rd floor; M-Z -4 th floor) Lets go and find some find some reviews.

When searching for reviews, consider the following: The Source of the review: Is it in a scholarly (peer reviewed) journal? Is it from a specialized magazine or professional website? (Tip: Avoid reviews from personal websites or blogs!) Author of the review: Are they an expert in the field? Are they a friend or colleague of the books author? Are they a regular critic of the author or that viewpoint? (Tip: Add insight and context to review essay by looking up some background info about the review authors..check their academic credentials where are they employed? what else have they written? etc)

When searching for reviews, consider the following: The edition of the book: Is it a first edition or a later edition? Are the reviews for the edition you have or are they for earlier editions? The year the book was published: a book just published may take up to a year or more to generate a sizable collection of reviews For example, a book published in 2012, may have reviews appearing in 2013 and even later. (Tip: Don t restrict your search by years!)

Instead of spending hours searching for book reviews using Google searches, try first using one or all of the following Library online tools: Book Review Index Online Book Review Digest Plus Articles Search (Summon) on the Library website Many Book Reviews are available in full text online.

I need to find Book Reviews on: Diamond, Jared. Guns, Germs, and Steel. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. (originally published in 1997)

From the U of T Mississauga Library website, go to the Starting Points, and click on the Geography subject link. This takes us to the Geography Resource page, which includes links to the Book Review Indexes.

Links to Book Review Indexes

Enter the title of your book in the Title Guide search box. The best reviews will be found in peer-reviewed or refereed scholarly journals. Try first limiting your search to refereed publications.

Clicking on the Get It button, Will then check the system for full text and print copies

Select More Options Confirm that Review is from a Scholarly Journal Find hard copy versions Get Full Text in PDF

Check if its Peer Reviewed

Political Geography Refereed = Peer reviewed -articles are reviewed and critiqued by fellow scholars prior to acceptance for publishing

The next link is the Book Review Digest Plus With the Book Review Digest Plus, you need to select Title from the drop down menu.

Select Book Review Articles from the Refine your results.

A third option for Book Review Searching is through Summon Summon is located on the UTM Library search bar, change the tab to Article Search to access it. Enter the title of the book in the Articles box.

1,450 results are listed, but how do we get to the book reviews?

Selecting different filtering options will allow you to narrow your results.

Tip: - good indicator of refereed review reviewer name and research affiliation included. PDF of Book Review accessed.

Questions??? Andrew Nicholson GIS/Data Librarian & Liaison for Geography U of T Mississauga Library Rm.360 andrew.nicholson@utoronto.ca