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Information literacy is the ability to effectively find, evaluate, use and present information in its various formats. Library faculty provide students the following opportunities to learn these essential skills.
- College Seminars (COL101 & COL105, including sections reserved by major) - The library component of College Seminar provides instruction and hands-on activities that introduce students to basic library research.
- Course specific library classes - Library faculty teach students techniques for doing subject-specific research.
- Credit-bearing library research classes - Schedule
LIB101: Research Essentials: The Library and the Internet - 1.5 credits
LIB103: Library Research Methods - 3.0 credits
- For individual research assistance consult library faculty at the reference desk in your campus library.
- Information Literacy Guide
Faculty interested in scheduling library instruction workshops for their classes or discussing effective research assignments can contact:
Rita Brasen (Ammerman) 451-4181
Bruce Seeger (Grant Campus) 851-6583
Penny Bealle (Eastern Campus) 548-2541
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