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Information literacy

Resources for helping students improve their research skills.

Date Added to MERLOT:: July 28, 2006
Created by:: Sally Robertson
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Plagiarism--A Student's Guide to Avoiding It (Presentation)

Shows students the different types of plagiarism.
Information Literacy and Writing Assessment Project (Reference Material)

Could be used to show faculty how to plan a writing assessment project.
Evaluate Internet Sites 101! (Tutorial)

Evaluating web sites.
Research Tips (Tutorial)

Library research
Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education (Reference Material)

Information literacy standards for higher education were developed by the Association of College and Research Libraries... More
Creating Effective Research Assignments. (Reference Material)

A great site for showing faculty how design good library research assignments.
Flow of Information (Tutorial)

Use in general orientation.
bibme (Reference Material)

Good bibliography making tool.
Sources and Citations at Dartmouth College (Reference Material)

Good for citation help.
Internet Detective (Tutorial)

Good info on critical thinking and internet sites. Explains plagiarism and different types of sources.
The Information Cycle (Presentation)

Good to use with ESL classes about the story of the way events unfold in the news, through the use of different types of... More
What is Plagiarism (Paul Robeson Library) (Animation)

Use this in general orientation classes.
Workshop on the Information Search Process for Research (WISPR) (Tutorial)

Shows the entire process of conducting research using critical thinking along the way. From selecting the topic to... More
Using Call Numbers (Tutorial)

Great site for understatnding LC call numbers. Has assignment.
Citing Your Sources: APA and MLA Citation Styles (Tutorial)

Use in Comp 1 orientations.
Using Journal Databases (Tutorial)

Use in developmental writing orientations.
College Level Research (Tutorial)

Good tutorial explaining why library databases are better than Google for scholarly research.
RES 500 OL - Research Strategies (Online Course)

Good for Learning Strategies orientations.
WebQuest Page (Reference Material)

WebQuests teach students how to effectively use the Internet for research.
Research and Documentation Online (Reference Material)

A source for finding information in the Humanities, Social Sciences, History, and Sciences. Commercial.
PLUTO (Pacific Library User Tutorial Online) (Tutorial)

Good outline on the steps to finding information for a research paper.
Texas Information Literacy Tutorial (Tutorial)

Good for basic library orientations.
LIB 740: Information Literacy Game (Tutorial)

Good for reinforcing information literacy skills.
Library Tutorials for Research Papers (Tutorial)

Argument essay research tutorials.
Scholarly vs. Popular Periodicals (Tutorial)

Good explanation of peer-reviewed journal articles.
Choosing a Database (Animation)

Useful for general orientations.
Wikipedia: Beneath the Surface (Animation)

Good for general orientations. What a Wiki is, and why library databases are better for scholarly research.
Inflite: Using the Web, Module 4 (Tutorial)

Explains the visible and invisible web.
Research Process (Tutorial)

For English comp classes.
Choosing the Proper Resources: Info Research 101 Tutorial (Tutorial)

Eng comp. classes
American University Librarys Information Literacy Tutorial (Tutorial)

Use for teaching the research method and critical thinking skills.
What Makes a Journal Scholarly? (Tutorial)

Peer-review process
Library Guide (Tutorial)

Good for online classes.
Annotations and Abstracts (Tutorial)

English comp. classes.
Why You Need to Cite Sources (Tutorial)

For any research class.
Research Roadmap (Tutorial)

Use for teaching basic research skills in English Comp.
How to reference (Simulation)

Good for teaching APA citations.
Seeking Information: Web vs. Library Databases (Animation)

For teaching basic search techniques.
Finding: Research 101 Tutorial (Tutorial)

Explains the library classification systems.
Simplifying Citations with Technology (Tutorial)

citations and Word 2007
MERLOT for students (Reference Material)

Guide for students about MERLOT.
Research: What Is It? (Tutorial)

Good for any English comp class.
Why Should You Be Scientifically Literate? (Open (Access) Journal-Article)

In science.
How to Read a Call Number (Tutorial)

Good for library student workers and a basic library orientation.
Using Google Scholar to find articles (Tutorial)

For finding articles.
Info Ethics: Net Trail Tutorial (Tutorial)

Good for teaching basic research skills.
Search Smarter, Search Faster (Presentation)

Teaches boolean logic in a fun way.
7 Secrets to Success (Assignment)

A library orientation.
What is the Difference between a Magazine and a Scholarly Journal (Tutorial)

Explains magazines vs. scholarly journals.
Flow of Information (Tutorial)

Flow of information.
The Information Literacy User's Guide (Open (Access) Textbook)

Open textbook for teaching research skills
Project Information Literacy (Collection)

Open access reasearch about infomation literacy.
Library Passport (Tutorial)

Tutorials for library and business research.
Picking Your Topic IS Research! (Animation)

For English comp classes. Teaching research.
10 Great Academic Search Engines for Research Students (Collection)

For researching
Know your sources (Reference Material)

Quick guide for learning and teaching about difference sources.
Student Success at Nashville State Community College (ePortfolio)

For online students at remote campuses.
Is my source credible? (Collection)

Good Credible sources tutorials.
Fake News Poster (Presentation)
Web Literacy for Student Fact-Checkers | Simple Book Production (Open (Access) Textbook)