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| Top 10 databases: July-December 2003 |
| Name |
Searches |
| Academic Search Premier |
101,885 |
| National Newspapers |
43,655 |
| PsycINFO |
38,691 |
| LexisNexis Academic |
39,982 |
| ERIC |
35,696 |
| PsycARTICLES |
26,761 |
| ABI/INFORM |
22,121 |
| WorldCat |
13,280 |
| MEDLINE |
12,512 |
| Social Science Abstracts |
12,142 |
Infographic: Top 10 databases
Cook Library offers a world of information
online
In the pursuit of knowledge, it pays to know where to look. That’s
where the library’s online databases can help, says Yvonne
Lev, associate university librarian. “They’re enormous
repositories of information,” she says. “Most of the
top 10 databases are multidisciplinary or provide information needed
in multiple disciplines. They also offer fulltext or have some links
to full text, and they’re available on campus computers or
accessible remotely via the Internet.” Small wonder they’re
a big hit.
Source: Albert S. Cook Library
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