1. 1 UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA Presentation to Foreign Affairs Institute by Marieta Buys 12 February 2008

2. 2 Expectations Day 1 (2 hour session) Service agreement Registration process An introduction to e-resources and other library products General Orientation on Library Web Defining search strategies Services available only in the Library: –Journals –Databases

3. 3 Expectations Day 2 (2 hour session) Recap of Day 1 The use of the Internet as an information and a research tool The evaluation of information sources Referencing techniques Copyright and plagiarism Library catalogue (UPExplore)

4. 4 Service agreement : Access to the Library Each trainee will be allocated an access card which will enable the holder to gain access to the University and the Library during library hours. (http://www.ais.up.ac.za/aboutus/hours.htm)http://www.ais.up.ac.za/aboutus/hours.htm This card will be valid for one calendar year. Borrowing privileges – this card will enable each trainee to borrow four books for two weeks. Printing and photocopying privileges. Money deposited on this card will enable the holder to copy at the current student tariffs. This currently are @28c per A4 for photocopying and @ 35c per page for printing. General Internet access – The card allows general internet access @ R9.00 per 30 min. The use of library resources on the internet is free of charge. f-campus access to electronic resources is not included. Full list of diplomatic trainees and staff expected to use the Library facilities to be submitted for registration as UP-DFA users. Only stipulated services will be provided. Any service beyond those stipulated will be for the trainee’s own cost. Any costs for lost or damaged library material which cannot be recovered from a trainee, will be the responsibility of the FSI.

5. 5 Access to Library Facilities and Resources As a registered user, each client will have on-site access only to the: Computers, group study facilities and wireless connectivity. Library catalogue; print and electronic serials via Tyds@Tuks; reference and full text electronic databases (downloading of articles included); websites available to students; Google Scholar (SFX). OR Tambo Law Library, which is a closed reference collection, as well as its databases via the CD menu. Qualified and experienced Information Specialists who will facilitate training in the identified fields of study.

6. 6 Service agreement (Additional Services and cost) Search R200 per search National Inter-Library Lending R50 per article/book International ILL R50 + cost of article Verification of bibliographic details R15 per title Editing a bibliography R200 per hour

7. 7 Registration process Marietjie van der Westhuisen

8. 8 http://www.library.up.ac.za

9. 9 Searching Analyse the topic “Public participation in the policy-making process in Southern Africa: 1996-2007. What?, When?, Where?, Who?, Why?, How? Prepare a search strategy Eg. “public participation” and policy and “south africa”* Clarify any unknown or unfamiliar terms or concepts. Find synonyms and /or alternative spelling.

10. 10 Boolean operators: AND, OR, NOT Policy AND “public participation” AND “South Africa”

11. 11 OR (South Africa OR Lesotho OR Swaziland OR Botswana)

12. 12 Limitation and Trancation Limit by Year, subject * ? Language

13. 13 Where do I find the Information I need  Dictionaries & Encyclopedias  Textbooks, Theses and dissertations  Conference proceedings, company reports, People  Journals  Databases  Newspapers & Magazines  Internet

14. 14 SABINETGovernment GazettesBooks in other SA LibrariesSouth African Journal articlesSouth African Newspaper articleInternational Platforms and DatabasesJStor, ProQuest, EmeraldOCLC First Search, GLOBAL NEWSBANK, Cambridge Scientific Abstracts, Political Science Abstracts, Econlit, Heinonline

15. 15 Internet Links SA Government sites, eg: SA Government Online - http://www.gov.za;SA Government Information - http://www.polity.org.za; SA Constitutional Assembly - http://www.constitution.gov.zaSA Political PartiesSA Organisations, eg.Africa Institute – http://www.ai.org.za; Institute for Security Studies – http://www/iss/co.za; ACCORD – http://www.accord.org.zaInstitute for Global Dialogue– http://www/igd.org.za/who/htmlhttp://www.gov.za http://www.polity.org.za http://www.constitution.gov.zahttp://www.ai.org.za http://www/iss/co.zahttp://www.accord.org.zahttp://www/igd.org.za/who/html International Organisations United Nations (UN) – http://www.un.org/english/World Bank – http://www.worldbank.org/European Union – http://europa.eu/abc/index_en.htmhttp://www.un.org/english/ http://www.worldbank.org/ http://europa.eu/abc/index_en.htm News CNN – http://cnn.comBBC – http://www.bbc.co.uk/home/todayWashington Post – http://www.washintonpost.comAfrica News Online - http://www.africanewsonline.com/All Africa - http://allafrica.com/http://cnn.com http://www.bbc.co.uk/home/today http://www.washintonpost.com http://www.africanewsonline.com/http://allafrica.com/