Introduction
In support of the library's Information Literacy initiatives, these tutorials have been developed and may be used independently or in a series. Feel free to use the tutorials individually or link to them from course Web pages or through D2L.
Because each tutorial contains a graded component following the explanation of the
subject matter, instructors may want to assign them for credit to their
students.
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- To view the tutorials listed below, please download Mozilla Firefox (www.mozilla.com) and open the tutorials through the Mozilla Internet browser. The library’s homepage and MetaLib have changed significantly over the summer, and we hope to have this series of tutorials updated in October, 2007.
- Module 1, Overview
- Module 2, Refining & Defining A Topic
- Module 3, Selecting The Best Database
- Module 4, Database Searching Strategies
- Module 5, Searching for Articles in Education Full Text Databases
- Module 6, Citation Tracking: Journal Articles. Part A
- Module 6, Citation Tracking: Books, Chapters, and ED documents. Part B
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Academic Terminology
Please use our comprehensive list of academic terminology (seen below) if you come across an unfamiliar term while you are progressing through the modules.
Comments & Suggestions
If you have comments about any of these resources or a
suggestion for a module you would like developed, please contact
Caroline Thompson.
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