Library Instruction Videos

Are you a distance learner who can't make it into the library for a face-to-face library instruction session?

Did you attend a face-to-face session but want to review some of the helpful tips the librarian presented?

Has it been a while since you've done some scholarly research and you'd like some advice on how to get started?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions then you've come to the right place!

We're using this page to showcase some of the best library instruction sessions taught by our subject specialist librarians. We'll be updating this page continuously so please check back often. Please note, the videos below are presented with the most recent entries first.

Librarian: Hillary Fox
Recorded: September 30, 2016
Topics: Introduction to Engineering Research

Librarian: Hillary Fox
Recorded: June 21, 2016
Topics: Introduction to Web of Science

Librarian: Britt McGowan
Recorded: May 11, 2016
Topics: Introduction to Literature / LIT2000

Librarian: Shari Johnson
Recorded: September 2015
Topics: Accessing the Library Databases

Librarian: Shari Johnson
Recorded: September 2015
Topics: Finding SIC and NAICS Industry Codes

Librarian: Shari Johnson
Recorded: September 2015
Topics: Finding Industry Analysis Databases

Librarian: Shari Johnson
Recorded: September 2015
Topics: Financial Databases

Librarian: Shari Johnson
Recorded: September 2015
Topics: ValueLine Database

Librarian: Amanda Ziegler
Recorded: April 2, 2016
Topics: Education Doctoral Support Center Workshop: Search Strategies for a Literature Review

Librarian: Caroline Thompson
Recorded: November 5, 2014
Topics: Citation Searching

Librarian: Kellie Sparks
Recorded: October 14, 2014
Topics: ENC1101, English Composition

Librarian: Britt McGowan
Recorded: October 8, 2014
Topics: Critical Thinking and the Media