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This site provides a narrated PowerPoint tutorial covering the principles of Health Information Literacy and the objectives mentioned above.
This site provides 8 tutorials: one short tutorial on how to login to the various databases and then a tutorial for each the following 7 databases: Health and Wellness Resource Center, Health Source �€“ Consumer Edition, Health Source �€“ Nursing/Academic Edition, Physicians Desk Reference, MEDLINE, CINAHL, and LexiComp.
This tutorial is intended to be a quick guide to using the Library Website for research. Therefore, it only covers the most important pages on our website for research. It is not meant to be a full.
These Information Competence Websites are presented in a frames format. Each site has three frames: a TOP BAR, a SIDE LIST, and a MAIN TEXT BOX. *In the TOP BAR, you will find links to the Information Competence Mainpage and two Information Competence websites. *In the SIDE LIST, you will find the topic headings for each page in the Website you are viewing. Each time you press one of these SIDE LIST links, the link you selected will appear in the MAIN TEXT BOX. *The MAIN TEXT BOX displays the content of the Website.
The student will be able to locate:books, articles and other Reference Sources.
The Online Library Instruction Experience (OLLIE) teaches basic library skills through web-based, interactive tutorials.
on-line learning material giving guidelines about information seeking and use for school students
En CIBA se investiga y diseñan proyectos de aplicacion que desarrollen habilidades en información articulando el trabajo del aula con el de la biblioteca,que significa articular: lectura con acceso al libro, información con usuario, investigación con construcción del conocimiento, aprendizaje con comunicación.
The Information Jungle is a Web tutorial specially designed by a librarian for anyone who needs to use the Internet for university-level classes. By completing a series of seven short, self-paced lessons in plain English, you will gain a good, basic knowledge of what the Internet is and how to use it for your research. You only need to know how to use a computer keyboard and a mouse to begin!
A series of interactive tutorials on Study Skills, Computer Sources and Library Search Skills developed by the University of Glasgow for TILT. They require a JAVA-enabled browser such as Netscape 3 or higher. Licensing requirements only allow access from the University of Ulster domain
This guide includes sections on; Finding your way around, Using the library catalogue, Searching for Information.
Skills will save you time, increase your confidence and help you gain higher marks for your assignments.
Use these tutorials to develop your skills in finding and using information for your studies. They offer step by step instructions and interactive exercises to help you practise your skills. On this page: Online tutorials for new students; Online tutorials for students beginning research projects, literature reviews or dissertations; Online tutorials for everyone
This tutorial is aimed at entry level students on taught courses at the University of Kent. It is not intended to answer the needs of advanced researchers. The SKILS tutorial consists of four modules: Module 1: Identifying relevant resources Module 2: Searching for information Module 3: Managing references Module 4: Assessing information quality
Workbooks - A number of self-paced workbooks to help you find information more efficiently, or improve your IT skills. Some have been written by Keele Library or Computing Services staff, while others are from external sources. Online tutorials - Tutorials which you can complete entirely online, at a pace to suit yourself. Library guides A range of documentation to help you find the information you need. Almost all the documents are available online. There is also a separate range of Health Library leaflets and guides. Courses and workshops at Keele -Information about training provided by the Library or by Computing Services. Health Library training for Keele students - Induction and training offered by the Health Library. NHS training - Library training provided by the Health Library for NHS employees, including one-to-one sessions and outreach. Bibliographic software - Using software to manage your bibliographic references Finding other resources - Links to other sources where you can find tutorials and workbooks
You are goint to research in this topics: Choosing Your Topic Finding Background Information Finding Books Finding Articles Finding Websites Evaluating Sources Citing Sources
A typical Library Training Course will cover: Introduction to Database Searching, References and Bibliographic Software and Theses. The Internet Training Materials will help you, at your own pace, as you use the internet to find and evaluate information. The Library and Study Skills packages, which are broken down into three main elements, will broaden your search, study and computer skills Library Search Skills describes the preliminary steps which should be taken to ensure finding all relevant information for a project or essay. It explains how to put together a search strategy by defining terms, highlighting keywords, generating broader and narrower terms, finding synonyms and related terms.
IL Tutorial contains text, exercises and quizzes designed to help you become information literate. To find out more about information literacy or if you're wondering if you're in the right place, click on Information Literacy on the left side.
Explaining how to use databases and other electronic resources Finding electronic resources that are relevant to your subject area Providing links to electronic resources on the web
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