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Live Entertainment Technology Research Guide Welcome to the Live Entertainment Technology Research Guide! This guide provides resources and information for live entertainment technology. This is not a comprehensive list of all of the available resources available to LSC-Montgomery students and faculty, but it is designed to guide faculty and students through the subject and provide a starting point for accessing materials.
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Background Research
Start by doing some background research. Take time to engage in some mind-mapping exercises that will help you identify key terms related to your topic. Encyclopedias and other reference resources can be used to help you refine your search terms and the citations in these sources can be used to find more information on your topic.
Stage Lighting Handbooks Audio Dictionaries
Make a Plan
Consider how much time you have to complete your assignment and how hard it will be to get the resources you need for your topic. If you are finding your research difficult to manage, narrow your topic or break your research down into manageable sub-topics. If you are not finding enough information on your topic, try using broader subject terms.
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Load your Student ID with money in the Library and then use the ID at the print release station. You can get more help here in the library.
Q: Who can I ask for help?
You can ask anyone at the front desk for help. They will direct you to the best resource for your needs.
Q: Do you have my textbook?
We do not collect textbooks, but professors can place the course textbook on reserve for use here in the Library. Course Reserves are located at the front desk.
Q: How is the Library organized?
As an academic library, we use Library of Congress call #s, so we shelve items with similar topics together. Circulation, Reference, and audio items will soon be on the same shelf together. We also have music, playscript, and foreign language collections in the back of the library.
