Instructional Services

Schedule A Library Instruction Session

Classroom Facilities in the Library

Regional Campus Library Instruction

Instructional Tools

Information Literacy Modules
Short, to-the-point, tutorials to help students learn to find, evaluate and use information. There are 12 modules available:

• Avoiding Plagiarism
• Citing Sources Using APA Style
• Citing Sources Using MLA Style
• Creating a Search Strategy
• Conducting a Literature Review
• Evaluating Web Sites
• Focusing an Information Search
• Managing References Using RefWorks
• Maximizing Google Scholar Searches
• Recognizing a Research Study
• Selecting Articles for Academic Assignments
• Understanding the Information Cycle

Summer 2013 Library Workshops (Open full schedule including workshop descriptions, locations and times)

• Citation Management: Introduction to Endnote & RefWorks
• Google Scholar & OneSearch Research Tools
• Google Scholar & Mendeley Research Tools
• Research Toolkit for Graduate Students

A Self-Guided Tour of the library is available at the Research & Information Desk and across from the Circulation Desk on the Self Check-Out machine.  This tour mainly covers the 2nd and 3rd floors of the library and includes an exercise worksheet which can be turned in to faculty as proof of completion.

Library Research Tutorial
An online interactive tutorial for using the UCF Library.

Library Research Guides
Research assistance, subject guides, and useful resources compiled by your friendly librarians.

Online Library Tour
An online orientation to the library building including the brand new Knowledge Commons.

• A Self-Guided Tour of the library is available at the Research & Information Desk and across from the Circulation Desk on the Self Check-Out machine.  This tour mainly covers the 2nd and 3rd floors of the library and includes an exercise worksheet which can be turned in to faculty as proof of completion.
  

Video Tutorials
Streaming videos providing step-by-step instructions for completing common library tasks such as finding a book, video, or journal.

Send comments and questions to instruct@ucf.edu