TCSS 325 Computers, Ethics, and Society: Explore your topic
Getting help
The library buildings are closed, but there is still help available!
- Chat with a Librarian 24/7
- Schedule an online research appointment
- Send the library a question (we'll forward to the best person)
- Schedule online writing support or quant tutoring with the TLC
- Helpful tips on troubleshooting off-campus access to e-resources
If you have a hard time finding an appointment that works for your schedule, you are also welcome to send a direct email. Best of luck this quarter, and hope to see you online.
Build your search strategy
If you're not familiar with a particular topic, it can be very beneficial to start with a broad, top-level overview to help identify key concepts you might want to search for. The Gale Virtual Reference Library contains thousands of electronic subject-specific encyclopedias that can give you different perspectives on a topic or idea.
Explore public policy debates & viewpoints
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CQ ResearcherReports, summaries, and pro/con views on a range of current issues,1923-present.
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Gale In Context: Opposing ViewpointsOverview of contemporary social issues with relevant articles, videos, opposing views, and more
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Roper iPollPublic opinion data from academic, commercial and media survey organizations.
E-book collections covering tech topics
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O'ReillyBooks, video and other content on computer science and related topics (data science, data visualization, etc.). Published by O'Reilly and others.
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Synthesis Digital Library of Engineering and Computer ScienceContains 50- to 100-page "lectures." Each "lecture" synthesizes an important research or development topic and is authored by a prominent contributor to the field.
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