Below you will find some examples with brief descriptions and examples of common topics we can cover in our instruction sessions. Each topic would be modified to meet your course’s needs, topic. and modality.
If you don't see what you are looking for or you aren't sure what will work best for your course, your library liaison will work with you to develop activities and content that will suit your courses' needs. Explore the topics below to learn more.
These are the essential research building blocks that all students need, regardless of their current skill level. Students will learn how to:
Provide your students with information on learning how to use library resources for research. Students will learn how to:
It’s important for students to understand the different characteristics of the types of sources required in college-level assignments. Students will learn how to:
It’s important for students to how to learn how to effectively determine the credibility, intent, and biases of information sources, not only for academia but as a life skill. Students will learn how to:
Students can always use a refresher on how to cite information and resources available to support citations, especially when they using a different citation style than they are used to. Students will learn how to:
We can provide instruction on special topics relevant to coursework as needed. Some more common special topics include information on:
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