Tutorials User Services Library and Information Science

Tutorials User Services Library and Information Science

Tutorials

Category for library tutorials relating to user services including reference, information literacy, and library instruction.

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- Cornell University tutorial which breaks the research process down into seven distinct phases.
- Georgia State University resource with steps for finding information and what to do with it. Includes the elements of creating a bibliography.
- Tutorial from Mississippi State University on using library resources in print and electronic form.
- Details on the SSTR information literacy model which is the basis of many library tutorials.
- Includes tutorials on finding Australian government information, using statistics, and finding data in the library and on the web.
- La Sierra University information literacy tutorial.
- Wake Forest University tutorial which teaches students how to conduct library research.
- Six module Australian tutorial that includes information on deciding what you are looking for, deciding where to look for information, knowing how to find the information you need, evaluating the information you find, and acknowledging and listing your so
- Cornell University guide with information for library researchers.
- Information literacy tutorial with exercises, glossary, and webboards.
- Instruction and testing modules to help students develop information literacy skills. Includes details about the Open Text License that allows other institutions to copy and adapt the tutorial for their own use.
- Duke University tutorial on finding research in the library and on the Web.
- Teaches specific information on the University of Georgia Libraries as well as more general information on web searching and web evaluation.
- This is an instructional tool for a one-credit course offered by the Kendall Campus Library of Miami Dade College.
- Seventeen lesson course on the various aspects of research in the library and on the web.
- University of Illinois-Chicago tutorial instructing students how to conduct research on the web.
- Student tutorials on research methods, including the use of library catalogs, the Internet and electronic databases.
- St. John's University tutorial on library research divided into eleven steps. Includes a test with feedback.
- Minneapolis Community and Technical College tutorial on information literacy. Includes both the standard and the ADA versions of the resource.
- Tutorial on identifying arguments in essays from Metropolitan Community College.
- Valparaiso University guide to identifying the steps in doing a research paper.
- Information literacy tutorial based on TILT created by Western Michigan University.
- Houston Community College System guide to finding information in the library system.
- University of Arizona tutorial includes library tour and web basics.
- Library instruction tutorial from Michigan State University that introduces student to academic library research. Includes video, interactive activities, and web links.
- James Madison University tutorial on information literacy and library research skills.
- University of Minnesota resource that educates patrons about how to use the library, how to evaluate sources, and how find information on the Internet.
- Set of online tutorials designed to help students, lecturers, and researchers improve their Internet information skills.

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