This guide will explain how to perform many important research functions:
Use your library patron account
Establish a RefWorks account
Conduct Boolean searches
Search in the UNT Libraries catalog
Establish accounts in electronic databases
Search in journal article databases
Obtain e-journal articles and e-books
Use Access Services to obtain library materials and more

This guide provides step by step instructions on how to write a literature review;
Select a topic
Search the literature
Develop your argument
Critique the literature
Write the review.
Also provided is a list of online text and video resources developed at other universities.

After exploring these pages, you'll know how to:
Establish your RefWorks account
Organize your account with folders
Manually enter references
Import references from the UNT Library Catalog
Import references from electronic databases
Create a reference list
Change settings in the Output Style Manager
Use Write-N-Cite
Use RefGrab-It
Use RefShare

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Introduction
Managing the Research Process
Articles
Books
Government Documents
Reference Sources
Statistics
Videos
Websites