Reorganizing, Updating Subject Pages
What Resources do You Need? What would You Like to See?
When you glance at the subject guide pages for Psychology and Sociology, especially, can you guess where to go to start a search? To begin working on a paper? To get help? Doubt it. Your eyes glaze over. They're too crowded.It's like a dictionary where you have to know how to spell the word before you can get the spelling.
You have to know which database to use, before you can find the database to use.
So, I'm going to reorganize and update the subject pages.
The plan? I'm going to have separate pages for some of the specialities, like Aging and Counseling. A page for Tests and Measurements. One for Statistics. That way I can put lots of stuff on there for you to find on those topics. Also guides or suggestions on which databases to use for what.But what would you like to see? I'd love to know -- from everyone -- faculty, graduate students, undergraduates, and librarians. Thanks.
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