INFORMATION LITERACY LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Session 1
Upon completion of information literacy instruction, students should be able to:
INFORMATION LITERACY LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Session 2
Upon completion of information literacy instruction, students should be able to:
Review the TYPES OF SOURCES tab. This will help you understand the different types of sources you may encounter when you start searching in Galileo.
Next, watch the Galileo video on the Articles tab. That will help you become familiar with some Galileo basics like saving sources, navigating the results list, and locating citations.
The BOOKS (GIL-Find) tab is the best place to search for books. When you need deep, long-form information about topics like people or theories, books can be a great option.
Complete the POST TEST SESSION 1 on the last tab. That helps us do a better job every time we teach. Thanks! And as always, contact me if you have any questions at all!
The ARTICLES (Galileo) tab is your one-stop-shop for finding articles. As you're looking for excellent material, remember what you learned about sources and searches! PROTIP: Save your articles by emailing it to yourself or copying the permalink!
If you're not sure how to do a basic search in Galileo, look at the SEARCH STRATEGIES tab. It has a lot of useful info about building a great keyword search.
Take a look at the APA page. You'll be using APA for this class, and you should become familiar with the basics.
Complete the POST TEST SESSION 2 on the last tab. That helps us do a better job every time we teach. Thanks! And as always, contact me if you have any questions at all!
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