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Information Literacy (Full Tutorials)

Basic Information Literacy Skills for College Students
A Tutorial in Eight Lessons, by Mary DeJong, Cline Library, Northern Arizona University
Advanced Information Literacy Skills for Science Students
A Tutorial in Seven Lessons, by Mary DeJong, Cline Library, Northern Arizona University
Los Rios Libraries Information Literacy Tutorials
Updated 2020
Crash Course: Digital Literacy
Series of 11 videos, on YouTube.

The Academic Integrity (AI) Tutorial
Created by the University of Maryland Global Campus. This is a four module tutorial that provides an overview of academic integrity and plagiarism. It introduces the learner to documentation styles, provides tips on avoiding plagiarism and discusses plagiarism policies. Certificates of completion can be saved and emailed to instructors.
Library Instruction Resources
Joyner Library, East Carolina Universities
PRIMO
Peer-Reviewed Instructional Materials Online Database
Project Cora
Community of Online Research Assignments
Subject-Specifc ICT Literacy (from Merlot)
Tutorials, Arizona State University Library
A collection of tutorials from Arizona State University. Produced by Online Tutorials & Learning Team. Topics cover Research Skills, Citing, Using Databases, and more. Contains links to quizzes and scripts.
Tutorials from North Carolina State University
Tutorials from University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Citation Chain
Image of citation chain to help illustrate the idea of "scholarship as conversation"

Evaluating Sources for Credibility
Concise overview of criteria for evaluating a source's credibility. From NC State University Libraries.
Check Please! Starter Course
Mini-course on identifying fake news & misinformation.

Google Images and Life Magazine
All College Day 2016 presentation on Google Images and Google Books Life Magazine image search
Using Google Books Life Magazine
Incorporating Life Magazine images in classes on History, Sociology, Criminal Justice, as well as Business, Advertising, Graphic Arts, to name a few.

Anatomy TV Video Seminars
Find out how to get the most from Anatomy.TV in a collection of video seminars.

How to read a scholarly journal article
YouTube, from Kishwaukee College Library

How Scholarly Articles Are Published
The process of scholarly article publication explained via a visual analogy showing how TV episodes end up on a network
Peer Review in Three Minutes
Clear, concise overview of the peer review process, from NC State University Libraries.

The Information Cycle
Vimeo - from University of Central Florida. 3:25
The Information Cycle
Infographic, brief video, & text - from University of Illinois

"I Didn't Write this Conversation about Fair Use"
Blog post by Stan Adams, Center for Democracy and Technology, 26 Feb. 2018.