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Want to learn how to use databases and other library resources effectively? Need some fun tutorials for your students to teach information literacy skills? Come on in, pull up a chair, and let's go!
A series of short lessons in Flash format, created by staff at the Milford Town Library to help you learn to use Internet Explorer 7. Each Flash video has sound, so make sure you use a computer with speakers, and that the volume is turned on!
Check out this site for lesson plans, creative activities, educator resources and parent information on teaching copyright to kids as young as Kindergarten! Also includes downloadable worksheets, projects and posters; and a curriculum connection chart.
Quick Clips are available 24/7 to learn how to use library resources and services at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Some are provided by vendors, some are created by librarians at WPI.
Five brief tutorials under the heading Videos: Using the Library Catalog; Having problems logging in?; Using an Online Periodical Database; Using Google's Advanced Search Option; Requesting items from other C/WMARS libraries.
Instruction on using the EBSCO, LexisNexis and JSTOR databases as well as finding articles from a citation.
Follow the adventures of Mike, the procrastinating college student, who is writing a psychology paper and needs help finding library resources.
Part 1 – Pun Intended
Part 2 – Princess of Internal Affairs
Part 3 – Phantom of Interrogation
Tutorials on how to conduct effective searches using many of the online databases available from Conant Library.
A fun video created by Public Services Librarian Eric Poulin to help students learn what they can do at the Greenfield Community College Library.