INTD 105: Cinema and Controversy, Library Instruction Session by Kim Davies

INTD 105

GLOCAT for books

Worldcat for books

Research Resources for articles

Tips for searching

Evaluating websites

Questions to ask yourself

Surfing the Web

Tips for Web Searching

Kim Hoffman's homepage

WELCOME TO MILNE LIBRARY!

In today's session, students will . . .

conduct research on a specific topic taken from a movie of choice (as listed in the course syllabus) and place that topic into the time period that the movie was first released.

By the end of the session, students should be able to . . .

understand the difference between primary and secondary source material

search GLOCAT and/or Worldcat to find both primary and secondary sources

use periodical databases and print indexes (Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature and New York Times Index) to locate appropriate journal and newspaper articles for their topic

find the needed articles either electronically, in print, or through Information Delivery Services

understand the difference between scholarly and popular websites and locate appropriate sites relevant to the topic chosen

Students studying at Milne Library

Questions or comments?
E-mail Kim Davies Hoffman
AOL IM username, Yeehawcopper
This site last revised 8/15/07

Milne Information Literacy Program
Your Gateway to the Information Age

INTD 105
GLOCAT for books Worldcat for books Research Resources for articles Tips for searching Evaluating websites Questions to ask yourself Surfing the Web Tips for Web Searching Kim Hoffman's homepage	WELCOME TO MILNE LIBRARY! In today's session, students will . . . conduct research on a specific topic taken from a movie of choice (as listed in the course syllabus) and place that topic into the time period that the movie was first released. By the end of the session, students should be able to . . . understand the difference between primary and secondary source material search GLOCAT and/or Worldcat to find both primary and secondary sources use periodical databases and print indexes (Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature and New York Times Index) to locate appropriate journal and newspaper articles for their topic find the needed articles either electronically, in print, or through Information Delivery Services understand the difference between scholarly and popular websites and locate appropriate sites relevant to the topic chosen

	*Questions or comments?* E-mail Kim Davies Hoffman AOL IM username, Yeehawcopper This site last revised 8/15/07	Milne Information Literacy Program Your Gateway to the Information Age