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The document outlines an instruction session on finding information resources. The session will cover finding articles using databases, finding books using the library catalog, and how to request items not available on campus using interlibrary loan. Students will learn how to register for interlibrary loan and find at least one article for an assignment. By the end of the session, students will know how to evaluate resources and provide feedback on their experience searching as well as create two quiz questions covering the concepts taught.
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- Announcements about new staff, changes to services like wifi, interlibrary loans, and room locations.
- Updates on the Alma catalog system and OneSearch discovery tool.
The document aims to inform staff about upcoming training opportunities and recent developments impacting library services and operations.
Customer Service
Student Assistant training slides to share our customer service best practices. Based on the work of Amanda Perrine.
What is OneSearch?
OneSearch is a service that allows patrons to search across multiple library sources and databases from a single search box. It extracts results from the library catalog, journal titles, databases, and other sources. To search for a book by title in OneSearch, users enter the title in the search box, select the title option, and refine the results to the catalog only. They then note the call number and help the patron locate the book by writing the call number on a bookmark, indicating the floor, and directing them to the book while pointing out help options.
Research Help Basic Training
This document provides training for student staff on how to help patrons with basic library research questions. It outlines the steps to take which include conducting a reference interview to determine the patron's needs, demonstrating how to use the library catalog and databases to find relevant resources, and explaining how to create citations. The training emphasizes asking for help from a librarian if unsure how to assist the patron and directing patrons to make a research appointment or use chat with a librarian when immediate assistance is needed.
2017 Pre-semester Training News
This document provides an overview of staffing changes and updates at the THC library for 2017. Key points include: Gail Wood retired as interim director of libraries; Jennifer Kronenbitter resigned; new librarian Jennifer Moore and help center assistant Chris Snyder were hired; Ann Lang returned to her position; Lauren Stern is now interim instruction coordinator; the TMC collection is now shelved in strict alphabetical order; and a new research help pilot program will offer basic research assistance from 9:30pm to 1am.
Clip2 (Gomez)
This document provides an overview of searching for and citing sources. It discusses developing search terms and adjusting search strategies when initial results are not relevant. It also describes how to search specific databases and find images for free. Finally, it explains why APA citation style is commonly used in the social sciences and provides examples of citations in APA format.
Alumni weekend slideshow
This document provides a historical overview of the library at SUNY Cortland from 1943 to 1987 through photographs. The photos show the original library space in Old Main from the 1940s and 1950s, the construction of the new Memorial Library building in the 1960s, and library staff members from that period. The final photos depict the transition to barcoding books in the 1980s at Memorial Library.
Cap 233 legal & social issues
This document provides an overview of copyright, fair use, and plagiarism. It discusses that copyright is a legal protection that promotes progress in arts and sciences by protecting creators' exclusive rights to their work for their lifetime plus 70 years. Fair use is an exception that allows use of copyrighted works without permission if the use is deemed "fair" based on four factors. Plagiarism is presenting another's work as one's own without proper attribution. It encourages properly citing sources to avoid plagiarism accusations that can result in sanctions like reduced grades or suspension.
Cap 233 evaluating info
This document discusses evaluating information sources using the CRAAP test, which stands for Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose. The CRAAP test provides questions to ask about a source under each category to determine if the information is reliable and credible. For example, for currency it suggests asking when the source was published or last updated. For relevance, it asks if the information is related to the topic. The document then provides more details about the types of questions to ask under each CRAAP test category and shares additional fact-checking resources students can use. It concludes by reminding students to complete their annotated bibliographies.
Cap 233 critical_thinking_evaluating_info
This document discusses critical thinking skills and cognitive biases. It begins with an overview and disclaimers about critical thinking. Then it analyzes an Enzyte commercial, pointing out that the product's claims were unsupported and its president was later convicted of fraud. The document outlines logical errors like anecdotal evidence and ad hominem attacks. It also explains cognitive biases people fall prey to, such as confirmation bias, change blindness, and selective attention. It emphasizes being skeptical of claims and asking for evidence, as people are prone to faulty thinking. The goal is to help students evaluate information more effectively.
Cap 233 how search works
This document provides an overview of how search works. It discusses how search engines like Google use crawlers to compile webpages into an index, and then search the index to return relevant results for user queries. Key aspects covered include how inverted indexes are created, how search engines determine relevance using over 200 signals like keyword proximity and PageRank, and the evolution of search capabilities over time. Students are also assigned additional reading and videos on search tools and technologies like Watson to review before the next class.
Cap233 dbase retrieval
The document discusses concepts related to information retrieval and databases, including:
- Boolean logic and Venn diagrams are used to represent exact match searches in databases
- Boolean logic uses operators like AND and OR to narrow (AND) or broaden (OR) searches
- A field is the smallest unit of stored data in a database, while a record contains a single set of related fields
- The document reviews these concepts and announces an in-class activity using Stixy to demonstrate databases.
Cap 233 info retrieval
The document discusses database organization and concepts. It begins with an in-class quiz and activity on database organization. It then defines data, information, and databases. The main database types - flat file, hierarchical, and relational - are explained. Key concepts like fields, records, and relationships are defined. Examples of each database type are provided. Finally, the importance of understanding database organization for effective searching is highlighted.
Cap 233 info need
This document discusses an information science class where students reviewed concepts about information needs and flows. It covered defining information needs, how needs can change over time as searches progress, and different types of information searches such as known-item, unknown-item, known-answer, and unknown-answer searches. Finally, students discussed potential topics for their final projects and tasks for the week including deciding on a topic, creating a mind map, and preparing for an upcoming quiz.
Cap 233 isp
The document discusses an information search process model and examining the feelings and thoughts encountered during research. It notes there are many strategies that can be taken and being aware of potential pitfalls may help minimize or avoid them. The document also mentions survey results on students' experiences with information searches and introduces Carol Kuhlthau's model of the iterative information searching process.
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Finding what you need
- 1. Finding What You Need
- 2. Contact Info Jim FitzGerald! james.fitzgerald@cortland.edu! Twitter: @fitzlibrarian! 607-753-2790
- 3. What are we learning today? Finding Articles (in a database)! Finding Books (in the library catalog)! Back-up Plan (using "Interlibrary Loan")! Evaluating what you find & Online research guides (optional)
- 4. Objectives By the end of this class you will:! register to use "Interlibrary Loan" and know how to request an article (maybe a book too)! Find at least one article for your topic/ assignment! know how to find a book in the library catalog
- 5. Objectives By the end of this class you will:! Tell the class how your experience searching was (what worked? what didn't? what would you change?)! Create two quiz questions based on the concepts you've learned
- 6. Create-a-quiz Imagine you are the professor making a quiz covering the information you learned in class.! What two questions would would you include in the quiz? (Your questions can be multiple choice or short answer but you must include both the question and the answer).
- 7. Register for ILL & Find Articles http://myreddragon.cortland.edu/
- 8. Feedback from You What worked?! What didn't work?! What would you change?
- 9. Create-a-quiz Imagine you are the professor making a quiz covering the information you learned in class.! What two questions would would you include in the quiz? (Your questions can be multiple choice or short answer but you must include both the question and the answer).
- 10. Contact Info Jim FitzGerald! james.fitzgerald@cortland.edu! Twitter: @fitzlibrarian! 607-753-2790