Solving the World’s Problems: Connecting Students With International Government Information for Country Case Studies
Sponsored by World Bank eLibrary
Recorded on 06/16/2016Posted in Scholarly Communication and Research
Summary:
Courses in many disciplines assign students to research a current issue or problem in the world and then present potential solutions. Students often struggle to find timely and relevant sources in the scholarly literature, leading them to search the open web for any mention of their topic. This session will provide an overview of international government information resources and search tools that are well-suited to these kinds of assignments, including the World Bank eLibrary.
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