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Our online tutorial introduces
students to basic concepts of information
literacy and how they apply to some typical undergraduate
level assignments. These basic concepts can also be successfully
applied to more complex research needs.
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We have created
two versions; the first (FULL PILOT) is a highly-interactive format
with flash movies and games, and the second (PILOT LITE), a less-interactive
version designed to accommodate slower modem, off-campus access. |
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After successfully completing
this three module tutorial,
students should be able to:
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locate and use major Library facilities and
services;
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select information sources appropriate for a
particular need;
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use standard research techniques to search electronic
databases;
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use the library catalog to find items owned
by the library;
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use a general library database, such as General OneFile, to identify articles;
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locate copies of articles;
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find resources on the World Wide Web;
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begin learning to critically evaluate resources
Click
here to reach PILOT
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