Help your students develop critical, life-long information and digital literacy skills by embedding a librarian in your Blackboard Course. The librarian assigned to your course is available to students throughout the semester to help whenever there's an information need, suggest additional sources of information beyond the class texts, and provide assistance refining research topics and citing sources.
To add a librarian to your Blackboard Course, contact Yoli Bergstrom-Lynch (ybergstrom-lynch@manchestercc.edu).
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These modules are designed to introduce students to key library services and resources, help them refine their research questions, develop effective search strategies, discover what various search tools can do and how to use them, and to think critically about the value and purpose of sources in relation to their research questions.
You can add any of the modules below to your Blackboard courses. The librarians can also work closely with you to develop custom modules to support your course specific assignments and desired student learning outcomes.
For questions, please contact Yoli Bergstrom-Lynch (ybergstrom-lynch@manchestercc.edu).
This learning module will introduce students to the many services offered through the Library’s website. After completing the module students will be able to:
Selecting a topic for a paper can be challenging, but this module provides tips to help students succeed!
By the end of this learning module students will be able to:
• Develop a manageable research question
• Brainstorm a list of keywords to find materials related to your topic
• Use the Academic Search Premier research database from EBSCOhost to find articles on your topic
The Raymond F. Damato Library catalog (Manchester campus) provides simple, one-stop searching for books and e-books, videos, articles, digital media, and more. This learning module will introduce students to the many search and account features, as well as how to request materials from other libraries in the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) system and the CT State Library.
By the end of this learning module students will be able to: