Select
one article from the 9 articles listed below. Circle
it. Follow the instructions in section 2 to fill in the blanks
and answer questions about the article you selected. Complete section
3.
Article
1
Title: Applying Judicial Doctrine to Visitor Capacity Decision Making
Author: ________________
Source: Society & Natural Resources, Sept. 2003, Vol. 16, Issue ___,
p. 741
Article
2
Title: USA Team Tennis Makes a Racket (a team tennis program for children)
Author: Murren, ___________
Source: Parks & Recreation, July______, Vol. 39 Issue 7, p40.
Article
3
Title: Data-driven Hospitality (a customer-information system used by
Hilton Hotels.)
Author: Kontzer, _______.
Source: InformationWeek, 8/2/2004, Issue _____, p__.
Article
4
Title: Roll out of Bed and Work (trends in business travel and internet
use.)
Author: Flynn, ___________; Seno, Alexandra A.
Source: Newsweek, 10/18/2004, Vol.____ Issue 16, pE34, 1p,
Article
5
Title: Being a 'Doer' instead of a ___________: The role of inclusive
leisure…for people with disabilities
Author: Devine, Mary Ann
Source: Journal of ________________________________, 2004 2nd quarter,
vol. 36, issue 2, p. ____
Article
6
Title: The __________________of leisure as a method of coping with work
related stress
Author(s): Trenberth, Linda; Dewe, Philip
Source: Counseling Psychology Quarterly, March 2002, vol. ____, issue
____, p. 59
Article
7
Title: Fast feeders bite into casual dining (fast food chains vs casual
dining)
Author: Macarthur, Kate
Source: Advertising ________, 11/1/2004, vol. ____, issue 44, p. 3
Article
8
Title: Uncle Sam's one-armed bandits (recreational gambling on military
bases)
Author(s): Mazzetti, Mark
Source: U.S. News & World Report; 5/20/2002, Vol. ___ Issue ___, p.
___,
Article
9
Title: Locating a large theme park addressed to the tourist market: The
case of _____________
Author(s): Modrego, Fernando; Domenech, Vicente, and others
Source: Planning, Practice and ___________________, Nov. 2000, vol. 15,
issue ______, p. 385
Your name _____________________________________________________Date
_____________
When you have circled an article from the list above, complete the following.
The article
you chose is # __________________ 
An arrow indicates when you must do something.
Connect
to Academic Search (EBSCO)
PATH: ReSEARCH Station / Articles & Databases / Academic Search
Search
for and find the article you circled. If you don't find your article,
CHECK YOUR SPELLING. Check for hyphenated words. For help, see Database
Search Tips in Section 3 of the Rec 10 Info Guide http://www.csuchico.edu/lref/guides/recr/rec10_InfoGuide.htm
With the brief citation
on the screen in front of you
Fill in the blanks in the citation of your article above. All of this
information is found in the brief citation. You will need this information
to cite this article in a paper.
How long is the article? ___________
(The number of pages is given after the start page - e.g. p. 60, 3 p.)
Click
on the title to view the abstract and subject headings.
List 3 words or phrases you could use to find a similar or related article:
____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
View
the full text. (Look for a link to HTML or PDF )
This article is:
scholarly...........................trade
/ professional..............................
popular? ...)(.Circle
one)
Why do you think so? If you are not sure, look at http://www.csuchico.edu/lins/handouts/scholarly.html
E-mail
this article to yourself
Find
a similar article using some of the subject words or phrases you wrote
above. For help with searching see part 3 of the Rec10 Infoguide at
http://www.csuchico.edu/lref/guides/recr/rec10_InfoGuide.htm
Write
the citation for this second article below. (Author, year, title,
journal name, volume, pages.) See APA
Style Basics or Citing
Full text articles for citation details.
Sometimes the full text is not available. Sometimes you have to look in more than one place.
Section three takes you along the FIND IT trail - a trip you will take often when doing library research
Your Name______________________________________ Date______________
Scenario
A:
Use
Academic Search. Find the article titled:
Tourist Spending and Race of Visitors,
Journal of Travel Research, Nov. 1999, vol. 38.
Click
the FIND IT icon to see where the article is available.
The next screen (Citation Station screen) shows various options for finding
the article.
Starting from the bottom of the screen:
Ask-a-Librarian lets you send a question to a librarian.
Interlibrary Loan - If the library doesn't have the journal you
can request the article from
another library through Interlibrary Loan. Allow 8-10 days for the article
to come.
Meriam Library Catalog means some issues are available in
the library, in print.
Click
the link for theMeriam Library Catalog.
What is the library call number for Journal of Travel Research? ___________________
What years does CHICO have in print? (look for the words "Chico Has")
_______________
What years does Chico have ONLINE? ________________________
Find
the "Web Link" and click on it. This takes you to online
issues of Journal of Travel Research.
Follow the prompts until you see the full text of the "Tourist Spending"
article. If necessary, select
the appropriate issue from the archive by year, volume and pages
Scenario
B:
Return
to the Citation Station screen. (Close windows or Back up. If you
get lost, start over in
Academic Search. Find the article on tourist spending and click the FIND
IT icon to get to the citation station screen. )
The links at the
top of the Citation Station screen represent online sources for this article.
The recommended link is usually given first.
How
many sources are given for the full text of this article? ____________
Click
Ebscohost, one online source for this article. Follow the prompts
until you get to the
full text. Did you find it? Yes...................
No .................Circle
one
Click
Ingenta, and follow the prompts until you get to the full text. Did
you find it? ________
Click
Factiva, a third possible source for this article. Are you able
to find the full text?________
(Full text availability changes when databases drop or add publications.
The Library doesn't control this. This is why several sources may be listed
for a single article, and why some may be dead-ends.)
Congratulations! You have finished the assignment. You are now familiar with Academic Search, an excellent, all purpose database. You know how to locate articles online and in print. You know some of the characteristics of scholarly, professional and popular articles. You are ready for some independent research on a topic of your choice.