Introduction
Course-related research instruction is offered by librarians at the request of faculty members for courses at all levels. While the development of library skills is an integral part of the curriculum of the First Year Program, introducing students to research as well as to critical and evaluative skills and the continued development and honing of these skills is a four-year process. Course-related instruction is one way to accomplish this.
Some possible topics for inclusion are: finding books, videos and digital collections using EDS Discovery, using journal indexes to locate scholarly, peer-reviewed articles, differentiating between primary and secondary sources, organizing and sharing sources using the RefWorks bibliographic management tool.
To arrange for course-related instruction or for information contact a member of our library instruction group.
Instructors
- Casey Roberson x5479 - Humanities, Social Sciences, and First Year Program
- Gwen Cunningham x5405 - Natural Sciences
- Paul Doty x5483 - Special Collections, Archives, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Interdisciplinary
- Eric Williams-Bergen x 5453 - Digital Initiatives and Collections