Library Catalogs
By utilizing library catalogs, you can conveniently search through both physical and electronic collections at the same time. Furthermore, these catalogs enable you to explore library collections beyond Geneseo, expanding your research possibilities.
- GLOCATThe library's catalog is a good source to start your research. Use "Advanced Search" to limit your searches by material type and collections. You can also narrow down your results by "peer reviewed" or "open access" materials.The library catalog is an excellent starting point for research. Use the "Advanced Search" feature to refine your search by material type and collection. You can also narrow your results by "peer-reviewed" or "open access" materials.
- WorldCat (OCLC FirstSearch) This link opens in a new windowThis catalog is a valuable tool that can help you easily locate library collections from all over the globe.
Search Terms
To help you find relevant information, it is important to use specific terminology and subjects related to the field you're researching. Indexers and catalogers use such terms to classify information. You can make your search more efficient by changing the search filters from "Keywords" to "Subject" in GLOCAT and individual databases, then typing in your desired subject. In case you're searching for information related to museums, we have provided a list of subject terms as examples to guide you.
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