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Creating Customized Source Lists

Did you know that LexisNexis offers 26 news titles, published daily, available same day, in French?  Did you know that LexisNexis offers 69 full-text, non-English news titles from South America?  I used the multitude of search options available through the Directory of Online Sources to find out.

You too can make customized lists of sources using criteria like language, geography, frequency, publisher, etc.  Access the Directory of Online Sources in the “Research Tools for Librarians” drop-down on InfoPro.  The template provided allows you to search group and/or individual files using any combination of search criteria you can put together.  Click on any of the live links in the list to see additional information about the source.  Click on View Print Format to generate a dual-column list of sources with your search criteria included in the header.

Happy List Making!