Would you like a one-credit course that…

• Helps you to better understand when and how to use electronic information resources?
• Is completed in the first quarter of the semester (September 4 - October 28, 2013), allowing you to apply all that you learn in LI 100 to the research needs of your other courses?

LI 100: Electronic Information Resources is a one-credit information literacy course taught in the first quarter of the semester. The course examines online search skills in a variety of electronic databases and addresses the structure of disciplinary information systems, the selection of proper information resources, and the evaluation of search results, as well as some of the social, political and economical issues of the information age.

Information literacy is generally defined as the set of skills necessary to locate, access, use, and evaluate information to be a life long learner.

Library courses are listed in the Interdisciplinary section of the College Catalog and under Library in the Master Schedule.

Summer 2013:

 For more information contact:  Elizabeth Ruane (office phone: 580-5504 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )

Fall 2013:

For more information contact:  Barbara Norelli (office phone: 580-5513 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )