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Research Tutorial Suites
 
Need to brush up on your research skills? Then try
the TILT Tutorial, the interactive library research tutorial.
 
 
There's also IRIS 4-2, a collection of programmed tutorials from Clarke College,
to help you learn about information and research. 

 
Video Tutorials
 
What can it possibly mean?
 
Why should I believe it?
 
(And, or, and Not)
 
What's the difference?
 
How did that link get up there?
 

Lone Star College-North Harris Library Video Tutorials

The following tutorials are courtesy of the Lone Star College-North Harris Library. They offer these tutorial videos as a way for library users to learn how to use library resources. The videos are all on YouTube.

Part A: Information as a Concept

1. What Is Information?  | YouTube | 3:05 | What does it mean for something to be information?  This video answers that question.

2. Evaluating Information | YouTube | 6:32 | Are you using accurate information?  This video gives you tips on being a discerning customer of information.

3. Evaluating Information on the Internet | YouTube | 6:27 | How can you distinguish between good and bad information on the Internet?   This video tells you specific things to look for.

Part B: Library Research Databases

4. Using Academic Search Complete | YouTube | 3:23 |

5. Using ARTstor | YouTube | 4:51 |

6. Using Business Source Complete | YouTube | 3:32 |

7. Using CINAHL | YouTube | 2:57 |

8. Using the eBook Collection | YouTube | 7:52 |

9. Using JSTOR | YouTube | 3:42 |

10. Using Literature Resource Center | YouTube | 3:27 |

11.  Using the Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection | YouTube | 3:50 |

12. Using the Science and Technology Collection | YouTube | 3:41 |

13. Using the World History Collection | YouTube | 3:33 |

Part C: Free Online Databases

14. Using Google Books | YouTube | 4:19 |

15. Using Google Scholar | YouTube | 5:15 |

Part D: Citing Your Sources

16. Citing Your Sources in MLA Style | YouTube | 7:42 |

17. Citing Your Sources in APA Style | YouTube | 7:00 |