Searching for information for a paper?
Online indexes/databases are great places to search by subject/topic for books or for articles in scholarly journals, trade publications, popular magazines, newspapers, etc.
They often provide access to materials that are not normally available for free on the web.
In which databases should I search?
Select databases that index information sources covering the field in which you are doing research.
For example, if you are researching the topic of "business ethics", you may want to start searching in a database that indexes business journals.
Check out the Bethel University Library webpage to see a list of possible online indexes/databases in which you could search.
Can I search in databases the way I search Google?
Because online indexes/databases are different than Google, you will need to learn the search techniques and strategies that will make your search time more efficient and effective.
Check out the links in this guide for some helpful pointers!
Questions about this guide?
Contact: 
Earleen Warner
Research & Instruction Librarian
Bethel University Library
e-warner@bethel.edu
651.635.8750