CCBC Catonsville Library Instruction For Students
| For Faculty
For Students: How Do I...
Find books, and other materials? Check
the library catalog.
Avoid plagiarism? See these plagiarism links.
Find
articles in magazines, journals, and newspapers? Use
the online research databases.
Use the research
databases on-campus when the library server is down? Use
this database page.
Find a book, journal or other material not
at this library? Go
to the interlibrary loan page.
Use the databases
from home? Instructions
for off-campus access.
Login? Login
Here.
Find how to cite a source? Go
to the Citations page.
Find tips for writing and
research? Go to the Tips for Writing & Research
page.
Find handouts about the databases? Go
to the Helpful Handouts page.
Find everything I need to know
about the Library? Go to Discover Your
Library.
Find online tutorials about information literacy skills. Go
to the online Tutorials page.
For Faculty:
Library Instruction | Information
Literacy Links | Plagiarism
Library Instruction
Librarians teach classes on a range of research skills. Classes taught
in the general education program are designed to complement each other
across the program. Other classes will be planned to meet specific
course objectives. Faculty members are encouraged to request
instructional sessions. Requests must be made at least two weeks
in advance and sessions are scheduled on a "first-come-first-served"
basis.
For planning and consultation, contact Gretchen
Wright, 410-455-6971.
To schedule a class or tour, contact Maureen
McLaughlin, 410-455-4168, or print and complete the Library
Instruction Request Form and send it to Maureen at the Library,
F 303-A.
Information Literacy Links:
Creating
Great Assignments: Tips for Faculty
Provided by California
State University's Meriam Library.
Information
Literacy in a Nutshell: Basic Information for Academic Administrator and
Faculty
Provides an introduction to the concept of
information literacy and model information literacy programs.
Information
Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education
Reviewed
by ALA's Association of College and Research Libraries. These standards
are endorsed by the American Association for Higher Education and the
Council of Independent Colleges.
National Forum on Information
Literacy
The Forum examines the role of information in our
lives and integrates information literacy into their programs. It also
supports, initiates, and monitors information literacy projects both in
the U.S. and abroad.
Information
Literacy Requirement
Provided by Weber State University's
Stewart Library.
Plagiarism
Quick Guide to Plagiarism (pdf)
All
about plagiarism, how to recognize it and how to avoid it, by CCBC
Libraries.
Plagiarism-Proofing
your Courses
by Megan Norcia, Lehigh University.
Avoiding
Plagiarism
Brought to you by the Purdue University Online
Writing Lab.
Plagiarism:
What It is and How to Recognize and Avoid It
Produced by Writing Tutorial Services, Indiana University.
Cheating
101: Paper Mills and You
An abbreviated version of the
presentation given by Margaret Fain and Peggy Bates as part of the
Teaching Effectiveness Seminars held at Coastal Carolina University.
