How it appears on main Library page: 
NOTE: Library Resources are now in Canvas, see the bottom left margin in your class page for the Link.
Welcome to the Communications guide to resources, etc. Look at the top tabs also.
ONLINE DATABASES FOR COMMUNICATION / SPEECH TOPICS (+ see alpha. list)
Thank you for providing feedback on how the library is and can be supporting you and your students. Results will be used to improve library support of SLCC students. Please contact Michael Toy or your liaison librarian (me ! Keith Slade ) if you have questions.
Faculty ? Schedule class library / information instruction here. We can customize.
See ENGLISH Libguide for description of Types of Information.
TOPIC DEVELOPING generator for a Research Question: https://apps.lib.umich.edu/rq
School of Arts, Communication, and Digital Media
On this page you will find links to resources specific to these areas of study at SLCC.
Different types of publications have different purposes and different audiences. When we talk about journals, we can usually divide these publications into three broad categories: scholarly, popular, and trade publications.
| Scholarly Journals | Popular Journals or Magazines | Trade Journals | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Informs and reports on original research done by scholars and experts in the field. | Entertains and informs a general audience without providing in-depth analysis. | Reports on industry trends and new products or techniques useful to people in a trade or business. |
| Authors | Articles are written by subject specialists and experts in the field. | Articles are written by journalists, freelance writers, or an editorial staff. | Articles are written by specialists in a certain field or industry. |
| Audience | Intended for a limited audience - researchers, scholars, and experts. | Intended for a broad segment of the population, appealing to non-specialists. | Intended for practititioners in a particular profession, business, or industry. |
