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Welcome to the Research Guide for foreign language. The guide's major focus in on language majors offered at Brockport (Spanish, French), but also includes information on languages from our non-major programs (Japanese, Russian, ASL). Choose your language to get started.
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Before you begin...
Before beginning any research in a foreign language there are a few key points of which to be aware:
- Occasionally books you want will only be available in foreign or large research library. We cannot always obtain these.
- When doing research, the database may only be searchable in English for certain aspects (subject).
- Most databases or catalogs have a way of limiting to the target language. Use advanced search.
- If you've been looking for more than 30 minutes, ask us. We can help.
Doing Research
There are steps to doing research:
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Learn about your topic.
- Find a reference book, look at websites, gather information.
- Evaluate the information you read to make sure it's written by scholars.
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Find Resources for your assignment.
- Books can help give a general overview.
- Articles give specific accounts or supporting examples.
- Websites should only be used if your assignment needs you to reference a company's website or a specific product.
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Evaluate the information you've found.
- Do you have enough to do the assignment?
- Do you have enough scholarly resources?
- What help do you need?
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Contact a librarian for help.
- Look at the Help tab.
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Write your paper.
- If you need help with this, try the Student Learning Center, or Drake's Writing Help - the Write Spot.
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