After completing this session, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate how to navigate the library's physical and virtual spaces to locate resources and services
- Identify at least three ways they can access help
- Name and describe library services available to students
- Identify and locate the subject liaison librarian and core databases for their discipline
- Construct keyword searches in order to find relevant information
- Distinguish the difference between a reference database (Credo) and a subject database, and when to use each
- Use Resource Search to perform searches for physical and online items in the library's collections
- Locate a book on the shelf using the LC (Library of Congress) call number
- Assess information sources based on information need, type of source and where it fits within the information timeline.
- Describe two roles citations play in the research process and demonstrate how to use them using APA and MLA
