In Winter 2015 or
Spring 2015, will your students be conducting research for papers,
presentations, or projects? If so, they can benefit from working with an
embedded librarian in your Niihka or
Canvas course.
Students are already familiar with Google. Many are unfamiliar with Google Scholar, however, which
links back to Miami University Libraries’ full-text holdings of scholarly
articles. Most have never used Miami
University Libraries’ discovery service: Articles & More, until shown by a librarian. Articles & More searches 80 databases at once, producing a set of results which can be
narrowed to scholarly journal articles or books, and contains an overview Research Starter for many topics.
It also provides APA or MLA citations
for sources.
With the help of instructors and librarians, students will learn
how to:
·
search library databases and Google Scholar
·
read abstracts of journal articles
·
evaluate sources
·
conduct independent research
·
refocus topics
·
dig deeper & persevere
·
cite sources
In
2014, our librarians were embedded in 90 courses, reaching 2,000 students to
deliver information literacy instruction and link to academic resources for
students enrolled in online, hybrid, and traditional courses. The embedded librarian service is entering
its seventh year in 2015. We would like
to collaborate with you in developing students’ understanding of the research
process, related to your discipline!
Please
contact any of the Gardner-Harvey Librarians for customized solutions to your
course-related research assignments. We
are happy to help with assignment reviews, links to authoritative databases and
electronic collections, as well as tutorials and citation tools. See these sample pages to get a better idea of embedded librarianship.
John Burke, Director, burkejj@miamioh.edu
Jessie Long, Public Services Librarian, longjh@miamioh.edu
Beth Tumbleson, Assistant Director, tumbleb@miamioh.edu
Jessie Long, Public Services Librarian, longjh@miamioh.edu
Beth Tumbleson, Assistant Director, tumbleb@miamioh.edu
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