Library Resources for General Education Faculty
This page contains recommended instructional resources and services for faculty to consider when designing and teaching a general education course.
- Library Instruction
- Library instruction exposes students to information literacy skills, such as finding, evaluating, and using information. Instruction options are available for on campus and online classes.
- Information Literacy
- Learn more about information literacy (IL) standards. Connect to core IL competencies for UNV 101, ENG 101, ENG 291, and CMST 101 or view general competencies for all foundational level courses.
Suggested Tutorials
The following tutorials are suggested resources to help students master learning outcomes as outlined in the Student Learning Outcomes Rubrics. Tutorials are designed to guide students through a task or teach a concept. Some of the tutorials are in video format, others are text. Feel free to link to any of these in your course.
| W. Frank Steely Library Tutorial | Student Learning Outcomes Rubric Connections |
| Finding Articles (databases) in Steely Library Demo | A Critical Thinking |
| Scholarly Journals and Research Articles | A Critical Thinking D Science and Technology |
| Primary and Secondary Sources | A Critical Thinking |
| Critically Analyzing Information Sources | A Critical Thinking |
| Evaluate Web Sources | A Critical Thinking |
| Plagiarism | A Critical Thinking E Personal Responsibility and Community |
| Style Guides | A Critical Thinking E Personal Responsibility and Community |
| Incorporating Sources Into Your Research Paper | A Critical Thinking |
| How to Find a Research Topic | C Communications |
| Researching for a Specific Audience (Argumentative Paper or Speech) | C Communications |
| Engaging in a Scholarly "Conversation" with Research Material | C Communications |
You can view a full list of tutorials at the librarys website. If you see the need for a tutorial in a particular area or for a specific assignment, please let the library know at library@nku.edu.
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