How to Find Information: A Guide for Researchers

This concise guide to the research process states that it is intended for anyone researching a topic, “including academics and students, public and government researchers and researchers in the private sector”. It would undoubtedly be useful to all of these, but it has a quite strongly academic feel to it, and the level is more appropriate to undergraduates and above, than, for example, school students. That said, there is some extremely useful basic material on the use of libraries, explaining the organization of a library, the function of the catalogue, and other aspects of information services such as inter‐lending and...