Library Databases are organized, searchable collections of electronically stored information. |
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What Are Databases and Why You Need Them?
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Features | Internet via the Web | Library Databases |
Organization | No formal organization | Organized and searchable by keyword, subject, publication, format, time period, etc. |
Content | Anyone can post Anything on the Internet | Information is reviewed for accuracy and edited for ease of use. |
Credibility | Nobody edits or reviews what is published and pages are typically self-published. | Many sources are evaluated for credibility and accuracy and often are peer-reviewed or edited. |
Access | Anyone can access anything | Subscription-based and available to current students, faculty, and staff. |
Amount | Billions of pages | Millions of articles, ebooks, and other vetted works. |
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