These tutorials focus on specific learning outcomes to insure that students can use library resources to succeed in their academic endeavors and to build a kahua (foundation) for lifelong critical thinking and information literacy skills.
After finishing the tutorials, students should be able to:
- Access library resources to support their academic studies.
- Define and use specific criteria to critically evaluate all information sources
- Identify ethical issues in using information
The lessons focus on answering the following questions:
- Why should I use libraries?
- How do I begin the research process and plan a search strategy?
- How can I locate books & articles to support my academic work?
- How can I effectively use the Internet for academic research?
- How do I evaluate information?
- How do I cite information for my papers?
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