Videos are another information source that can be used for research. There are many ways of accessing videos on your topic and while YouTube is a popular choice and the school also subscribes to ClickView which is a a streaming service for education.
Research is a process with many steps, and is rarely linear. A good researcher uses multiple sources and continually goes back and reviews their question and keeps adding new vocabulary and learning to their search. This Libguide has been created to provide support for your research. |
The library has a comprehensive collection of resources on the Italian Renaissance and they can be accessed in a variety of ways. |
There are two methods for accessing books on the renaissance. Books on the renaissance can be found in different sections of the non-fiction collection. See the box on the right for the corresponding Dewey numbers to start your browsing. Alternatively, you can use Oliver to search for information. Type in renaissance, Italian renaissance or world history to find relevant books
Click HERE to see a list of good resources for this topic |
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You can use Oliver to find books in the library however sometimes it is helpful to know the Dewey numbers for a subject. In doing so you will be able to find books on that subject in most libraries. It will also be useful at those times when you know the topic but don't know where to start looking.
Note that resources about specific events will be located within the Dewey division for the country where the event took place.
305.4 |
Women - History |
509 |
Science - History |
610.94 |
Medicine - History |
709.024 | Art 6th - 15th Century
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709.2 | 6th - 15th Century Artists
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759.5 | Italian Art |
909 | History |
940.2 | History of Europe |
945 | History of Italy |
945.05 | Italian Renaissance |