This guide will walk you through two assignments for your course. The first will cover how to evaluate web-based sources. The second will cover how to use Galileo tools and the book catalog in order to locate sources for your research paper.
The skills you will practice are:
The skills necessary to locate and evaluate sources are transferable to other research you will do in the future, in a library or work setting, or when using a general web browser like Google.
The first module is all about source evaluation, a key part of what you'll be doing when you look for information on the open web.
Your librarian will be visiting class to discuss the information in this module. Review it ahead of time so you can be prepared!
The work you do based on the content of this library guide and information literacy instruction will be evaluated as part of your research project. Locating excellent sources will help you write an excellent paper!
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