If you decide to search articles in a particular journal such as New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and CIO magazine, you can type in the journal title here and follow the link to the journal for searching limited to that journal only.
If you never used NoodleTools, you will be asked to create an user account and password. The citation you create in NoodleTools will stay with you until you graduate from Rider. So please use it freely. If you are off campus, you may be asked to login to Rider proxy first and then login to NoodleTools.
Those Flash tutorials are created for CIS-485 students who do research on resources to complete their paper and presentation.
1. Boolean operators "AND" will connect two or more different concepts and narrow the search to fewer results. "OR" will connect similar concepts and broaden your search to include more results. "AND NOT" or "NOT" will eliminate a concept from your search.
Examples:
OR- femles or ladies or women or girls
AND- wiki and "internal workflow"
AND- "social networking" and marketing
NOT-Clinton not Hilary
2. Brackets
Examples:
(podcast* or videocast* or rss) and "internal workflow"
("customer interaction" or "customer participation") and wiki
3. Truncation symbols to broaden your search, "*" and "?"
Examples:
comput*-computer, computers, computation, computational, computerizing, computerized
wom?n-women or woman
podcast*-podcast or podcasts
4. Use quotes to search a phrase
Examples:
"social networking"
"computer science"
5. Search not case sensitive
