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LexisNexis Academic Product Wiki

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The LexisNexis Academic Product Wiki will help you make the most of the content and features in LexisNexis Academic. It includes Academic Help guides showing you how to use the product, as well as Research Help guides with advice on doing research in news, business, industry, legal, and biographical materials.

Use the Quick Links at left to go to the home page for a specific product or to browse the the wiki. See the Research Help link for a list of topical research guides, and the Article Index link for a complete list of all articles on the wiki.

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+It's almost the end of the semester and, if you're a student, you probably have a paper due. You've researched, you've done the work, but is your bibiliographic information up to snuff? Make sure you're citing LexisNexis Academic correctly! Our [[Citing References]] article contains citation examples for MLA, APA, and Turabian styles. Whether you've cited a journal, a newspaper, business information, or a legal case - the article will help you to properly cite your source. Good luck with finals!
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-Last year, we added the [[:Category: Academic Binder Series|Academic Binder Series]] of user guides to the wiki. These popular user guides are small task-based guides that show you how to research in LexisNexis Academic, step-by-step. Each of these tutorials have been given the YouTube treatment! You can find all of them on our [http://www.youtube.com/user/LexisNexisAcademic YouTube channel], or go to each of the guides on the wiki and see the videos embedded right there inside the article. Check them out, subscribe, and comment!