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NEW
Our newest online tutorial, LUCI
(Library User Computer Instruction), was unveiled
during our August 2006 Professional Development "flex" week.
This product features video clips and narration. We still offer the
text-based
Online Tutorial also. Either tutorial can be used to supplement--or
completely replace--a class visit to the Library Instruction Lab
for a presentation by a librarian. The
Online Tutorial link in the left-edge menu leads to
LUCI but has a link to the text-based tutorial for those
users whose computers are unable to run LUCI. What
the students submit will be forwarded via email to the
instructor assigning either tutorial.
Librarians also offer specifically-focused orientations for individual classes. Presentation examples can be geared to match
instructors' assignments OR the Library's
"Hands-On" Exercise Research Strategies Assignment
can form the basic agenda. Live instruction sessions are
either offered in the Library's 28-station lab OR a librarian can be scheduled to give library instruction in any classroom with
"Smart Cart" computer/projection capabilities and a campus network connection.
Instructors may contact our Instruction librarian, Michelle Blackman,
by email,
or call her at (619) 644-7382 to schedule a librarian as a guest speaker for their classes.
Or, you may complete a
request form
online, if you wish. Please request sessions at least
TWO WEEKS before the preferred date.
Students wishing to receive instruction on library use may
follow the "Help with Research" link in the menu bar on the left side
of this page, ask the librarian on duty at the Reference Desk, sign
up for LIR110, or suggest
to their instructor that their class be brought to the library
for group instruction by a librarian. After a library
orientation that shows students generally how and where to find
sources helpful to their research, questions for the reference
librarians can focus on specific needs as they arise.
Anyone may also complete an
Online Tutorial
as
a learning tool.
Research Methods in
an Online World
is a short-term, one-unit class listed in the class schedule under
LIR110. Library Information Resources
110 is offered as a completely online course and as a
"blended/hybrid" (i.e., two meetings on campus).
Librarians also create
flyers and handouts
on various topics which may be viewed by selecting the hyperlink
in this sentence or clicking on the Flyers/Handouts option
in the left-edge menu.
For more information, please contact the Instruction Librarian,
Michelle
Blackman, at (619) 644-7382.
Her web page can be found at:
http://www.grossmont.edu/mblackman.
Her campus email is spelled out here
michelle.blackman@gcccd.edu
for those who cannot use the "mail-to" link and will need to "cut and paste" her address into their own email system.
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