Looking For Information?

Looking For Research Skills?

Looking For One Credit?

The University Libraries have just what you’re looking for!  For Spring 2007, we’re offering a 1 credit course called LIBR 100·Information Literacy.  And this year we're offering all the information in half the time!  Classes will meet twice a week for half of the semester.

Find the statistics, articles, books, government documents, web sites, etc that you need—not just the first three that pop up in a search

·   Evaluate sources, arguments, and biases

·   Know the why, when, and how of citing sources

·   Determine what’s worth using, what’s worth further investigation, and what’s just plain worthless.

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As of January 2, 2007, only Section 003 (which meets during the second half of the semester, March13 - April 30) still has seats available.

LIBR 100 -- Information Literacy. (1) Introduction to methods and ethics of information research, with emphasis on analyzing and defining information needs and resources, creating and refining search strategies, evaluating resources, and synthesizing and citing information. Admission restricted to undergraduates.