How to use our learning modules
The Library Resource Modules and general Information Literacy Modules on this guide are intended for:
Description: Plagiarism is often unintentional. This tutorial is designed to provide you with important skills and knowledge to help you avoid committing plagiarism.
Learning Objective: Learn about Plagiarism and test your knowledge with this interactive tutorial.
Extras:
Watch a video on Academic Integrity to learn more: Teaching Moments (7:03 mins)
Visit the Office of Academic Integrity website to find resources for Students, faculty, and violation reporting and appeals.
Description: The goal of this fun and engaging activity is to introduce you to library resources, spaces and services.
Learning Objective: By completing this activity, we hope students will understand, prefer, and be committed to the value of using library resources for academic inquiry.
Description: The modules in this guide aim to showcase the many library resources available to University of Missouri students. It will feature in person and online resources and provide an interactive experience for you to learn what tools you have access to and how to use them.
Learning Objective: By completing this activity, we hope students will understand, prefer, and be committed to the value of using library resources for academic inquiry.
Description: This tutorial will provide videos, live website work, quiz questions and links to other resources to give you the tools and tips you need to find any resource at the University Libraries.
Learning Objective: Learn how to navigate the Libraries website.
Description: Identifying primary and secondary sources is a skill often required for research projects. This module is designed to give you a basic understanding of how to distinguish between primary and secondary sources.
Learning Objective: Learn how to determine whether a source is primary or secondary.
Description: Identifying primary and secondary sources is a skill often required for research projects. This module is designed to give you a basic understanding of how to distinguish between primary and secondary sources.
Learning Objective: Learn how to determine whether a source is primary or secondary.
Description: This module will introduce you to the physical collections that can be found in the various libraries and archives on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus and to the digital collections that can be accessed through the MU Libraries webpage.
Learning Objective: Learn how to identify and locate relevant collections.
Description: Quickly build citations for a number of different materials in the citation style of your choosing, including APA 6, MLA 7, MLA 8, Chicago (author-date), and CSE/CBE (author-date). Simply fill in the information needed to generate your bibliographic citation.
Learning Objective: Learn how to appropriately credit the information that you use.
Description: A research strategy is a structure for searching resources pertaining to a topic. This approach consists of developing search terms and determining what resources to explore using those concepts. This module will help you identify terms and then structure your search.
Learning Objective: Learn how to create a search string using Boolean logic.
