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What about the “Google Effect”? Improving the Library Research Habits of First-Year Composition Students

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This article presents a consideration of how students’ existing information-seeking behaviors affect traditional methods of teaching library research in first-year writing courses and offers an alternative method that uses both library and popular Internet search tools.

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