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Tutorials: Information Literacy

Students: You may self-register for Library Tutorials in D2L if you would like to get a certificate of completion that you can submit to your instructor.

What Types of Sources Do I Need?

Should I Rethink My Search?

How Do I Give Credit to the Ideas of Others?

Anatomy of a Scholarly Article

Topic Chooser

How Do I Create a Search Strategy?

How Do I Evaluate Online Information?

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Mind Mapping for Focusing Your Topic

Step-by-step guides


Tutorials that guide you step-by-step
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Experience tutorials in a new way

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Assignments for classroom use
These are assignments that you may want to require in your courses.

 

Library Tutorials in D2L
In the Discover tab of D2L, search for "library tutorials." Ask your students to self-enroll in the course.

Students who complete tutorials will automatically receive a certificate for each one that they can submit to any course. The certificate is issued when a student receives 80% or higher on the quiz.

A final certificate will be generated when they complete all five of the required tutorials.