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Academic Research Skills - LIB101 BBCC
This is a fun, info-packed course that explores searching techniques, research tools, and hones information evaluation skills. The title of this course is Academic Research Skills, but I hope that what you'll gain is Information Literacy.
- Tác giả
- Carleigh Hill
- Nhà xuất bản
- Big Bend Community College
- Nguồn
- LibreTexts
- Giấy phép
- CC BY-NC
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
- Danh mục
- Khoa học cơ bản
Mục lục· 82 mục
- 01: Introduction to LIB101
- 1.01: Welcome to LIB101
- 1.02: The Syllabus
- 1.03: How to be an Online Student
- 1.04: Bonaudi Library at Big Bend Community College
- 1.05: Why is Information Literacy important
- 02: Getting started
- 2.01: The Research Process
- 2.02: How to Develop a Good Research Topic
- 2.03: Keywords
- 2.04: Translating a topic into keywords
- 03: Types of Information Sources
- 3.01: Information Sources - Primary Secondary Tertiary
- 3.02: Information Formats
- 3.03: Popular and scholarly sources
- 3.04: Reading Academic Articles for Research
- 3.05: Information Bias
- 04: Searching the Library Catalog
- 4.01: Using OneSearch - The Librarys Search Tool
- 4.02: Practice searching in the Library Catalog
- 4.03: Refining your search results
- 4.04: Advanced Search Options in OneSearch
- 4.05: Keyword adjustment
- 4.06: Combining keywords
- 4.07: Iterating for more Keywords
- 4.08: Troubleshooting your search
- 4.09: Saving a Library Resource
- 4.10: Finding Your Books
- 4.11: How Libraries Organize Materials
- 4.12: Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC)
- 4.13: Library of Congress Classification (LCC)
- 05: Searching Library Databases
- 5.01: Databases 101
- 5.02: Choosing a database
- 5.03: Searching for popular sources
- 5.04: Searching for scholarly sources
- 5.05: You Found Some Resources Now What
- 5.06: Permalinks in databases
- 5.07: Troubleshooting your search
- 06: The Age of Algorithms
- 6.01: What are Algorithms
- 6.02: The Influence of Algorithms
- 6.03: Algorithmic Bias
- 6.04: The Attention Economy
- 6.05: Algorithms and Polarization
- 6.06: Filter Bubbles
- 6.07: Conclusion
- 07: Searching the Web
- 7.01: Types of (free) web resources
- 7.02: Google Scholar
- 7.03: Web Search Engines
- 7.04: Tips for Common Search Tools
- 7.05: Open Access
- 7.06: Chapter Scenario
- 7.07: Controlling Your Search
- 7.08: Searching and Privacy
- 08: Ethical and Legal Use of Information
- 8.01: Copyright
- 8.02: Fair Use
- 8.03: Plagiarism
- 8.04: How to Avoid Plagiarism in the Research Process
- 8.05: Plagiarism and the Internet
- 8.06: Introduction to Citing Your Sources
- 8.07: Citing and Citations
- 8.08: Citations IRL (in real life)
- 09: Citing Sources
- 9.01: Citation and Citation Styles
- 9.02: Steps for Citing
- 9.03: When to Cite
- 9.04: APA Style
- 9.05: MLA Style
- 9.06: Citation Generators
- 9.07: Writing an Annotated Bibliography
- 10: Practical Evaluation of Information
- 10.01: Evaluate - CRAP
- 10.02: Expertise and authorship
- 10.03: But is it Relevant
- 10.04: Misinformation Disinformation and Fake News- How to Spot Them
- 10.05: Fact Check - SIFT
- 10.06: Explore the source
- 10.07: Putting it all together
- 10.08: Last thoughts on evaluation