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Research and Instruction Librarian for Music & Fine Arts
Infographic: Catalyst vs. WorldCat vs. Databases
Where To Do Research Infographic Alt Text
Infographic Title: Where Should I Do My Research?
Box 1: [Image: Catalyst logo] stolaf.edu/library
Best for finding
- our physical and electronic books, scores, & recordings
Pros
- fast access
Cons
- does not show all the research that exists
- does not show all the articles we have
Box 2: [Image: WorldCat logo] worldcat.org
Best for finding
- physical books, scores, & recordings
Pros
- shows materials we don't have but can access through Resource Sharing
Cons
- does not include articles
- Resource Sharing takes longer
Box 3
[Image: Databases logo] libraryguides.stolaf.edu/az.php?
Best for finding
- articles (research & news databases)
- primary sources (archive databases)
Pros
- many articles immediately available
- shows articles we don't have but can access through Resource Sharing
Cons
- Resource Sharing takes longer
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