Information Literacy Tutorials
These tutorials are available to help you develop the skills needed to effectively locate, evaluate, and use information.
Have a topic? Watch this tutorial to learn how to generate effective search terms for your topic and save research time.
This tutorial will help you develop a research topic and formulate a thesis statement for your paper.
Learn about the type of information you might find in library databases and how to use them for your research.
Ready to write your paper? Learn how to analyze information and use information sources to support your thesis.
Watch this tutorial to understand the reasons why it is important to cite sources when writing a research paper.
Library Instruction Guides
Chicago Turabian Style Guide
- Last Updated Jan 21, 2013
How to create citations and in text references using Chicago or Turabian styles.
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- Last Updated Jan 21, 2013
How to create citations and in text references using Chicago or Turabian styles.
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Glossary of Library Terms
- Last Updated Apr 27, 2012
Definitions of common library terminology.
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- Last Updated Apr 27, 2012
Definitions of common library terminology.
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How To Cite Sources
- Last Updated Apr 30, 2013
Get the perfect tools for creating citations using either APA, MLA, AMA, ASA or Chicago/Turabian styles.
4,282 views this year
- Last Updated Apr 30, 2013
Get the perfect tools for creating citations using either APA, MLA, AMA, ASA or Chicago/Turabian styles.
4,282 views this year
Library of Congress Classification System
- Last Updated Feb 4, 2013
Books in the SRJC Libraries are organized according to the Library of Congress Classification System. Learn more about the LOC system here.
1,693 views this year
- Last Updated Feb 4, 2013
Books in the SRJC Libraries are organized according to the Library of Congress Classification System. Learn more about the LOC system here.
1,693 views this year
Pro/Con Viewpoints
- Last Updated May 15, 2013
Need robust research for an argumentative essay, controversial or pro/con topic? This guide includes sources and methods for locating material in articles, reports, statistics, books and websites.
614 views this year
- Last Updated May 15, 2013
Need robust research for an argumentative essay, controversial or pro/con topic? This guide includes sources and methods for locating material in articles, reports, statistics, books and websites.
614 views this year
SRJC Libraries FacPack
- Last Updated May 23, 2013
This guide presents an overview of library services for SRJC faculty.
3,698 views this year
- Last Updated May 23, 2013
This guide presents an overview of library services for SRJC faculty.
3,698 views this year
Statistics
- Last Updated May 15, 2013
A guide for locating statistical information, by topic, or geographic region, using SRJC databases reference books and websites.
166 views this year
- Last Updated May 15, 2013
A guide for locating statistical information, by topic, or geographic region, using SRJC databases reference books and websites.
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NoodleBib Workshops
Learn how to use NoodleBib, a web-based utility that makes it easier to organize and synthesize information found during the research process. There is no need to sign up for these workshops...just show up!
Workshops at Doyle Library, Santa Rosa Campus:
- Spring Semester Dates Coming Soon
Workshops at Mahoney Library, Petaluma Campus
- Spring Semester Dates Coming Soon
More Information Literacy Tutorials
Are you taking the LIR Credit By Exam? These tutorials will help you become familiar with key topics you should know.
- Help With Research TutorialThis four-part tutorial introduces you to the key steps of the research process.
- Information Literacy TutorialA six-part tutorial designed to give you the tools needed to be a successful user of information.
- OASIS TutorialEight online lessons designed to improve your skills at finding, using, and evaluating information.
- Begin My Research TutorialLearn how to develop a topic and identify keywords in this research tutorial.
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