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About Library 10: Information Competency

This one-unit course covers the basic elements of information competency by introducing students to the nature of research and the role of the library in research, including finding, analyzing, organizing, and present information and the legal and ethical aspects of research. Students will be introduced to a variety of information resources including print, media, electronic formats, and the World Wide Web. Pass/No Pass Option.

Student Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • Identify and articulate the nature and extent of information needed.
  • Formulate and execute appropriate and effective search strategies.
  • Evaluate information and sources critically.
  • Organize and apply information effectively to accomplish specific purposes.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of economic, legal and social issues when using information.
Winter 2010 Course Offerings

MEETS ON-CAMPUS

  • Section 88000 : MWF 10am-12pm (Jan 6 -Jan 25) - Instructor Cathy Cox
NOTE: This course uses the online courseware, Angel LMS, to enhance classroom learning. .
Spring 2010 Course Offerings

MEETS ON-CAMPUS

  • Section 88001 : Tues. 7pm - 9pm (8 weeks; Feb 1 - Mar 23) - Instructor Cathy Cox
  • Section 88004 : Fri. 11am - 1pm (8 weeks: Apr 9 – May 28) - Instructor Cathy Cox
NOTE: This course uses the online courseware, Angel LMS, to enhance classroom learning. Sample Syllabus.

MEETS ONLINE

  • Section 80002 : Online course (14 weeks: Feb 1 – May 16) Pat Hernas
  • Section 80003 : Online course (8 weeks: Feb 1 – Mar 28) Erin Lee
  • Section 80005 : Online course (8 weeks: Apr 9 – May 28) Erin Lee
NOTE: These sections of Library 10 meet ONLINE and require a computer and access to the Internet. Sample Syllabus.

For more information about Library 10, please read the Frequently Asked Questions.




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