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In order to reach as many OU affiliates as possible the OU-Tulsa Library is now offering library instruction in different formats. These instruction approaches are designed to meet the needs of our diverse users.

All library workshops are free, cross-disciplinary, and open to any student, faculty, or employee of OU. You can register for as many workshops as you like.

Campus-wide workshops
Workshop topics include database searching and new research and instruction technologies. A range of topics will be offered beginning the Fall 2008 semester.

Workshops on demand
5 days and 5 people. That’s all you need to schedule a workshop of your choice.  Select any workshop from this list and we’ll provide it at your convenience. All you have to do is provide the library with 5 business days notice and ensure us that 5 people will attend. Register by contacting a reference librarian or calling 918-660-3216.

Individual Instruction
We welcome requests for individual instruction session appointments (including evenings and weekends) on topics of your choice.  Please contact a reference librarian or call 918-660-3216.

In-class instruction
Providing in-class instruction to students is one of the most effective ways to teach research skills.  OU-Tulsa reference and instruction librarians will provide in-class presentations and course work instruction on any research topic. Please contact a reference librarian or call 918-660-3216.

Class Research Assignments
Ensuring student success is important. Instructors are encouraged to consult with a reference librarian before developing class research assignments.  Librarians will assist with locating appropriate resources, reserving class material and providing specific library instruction. Please contact a reference librarian or call 918-660-3216.

Avoiding Plagiarism
Beginning Your Research
Cinahl Plus, for Nursing and Allied Health
Copyright in the Classroom
Evidence-Based Practice Resources
Finding Full Text Articles
Google Scholar
Identifying Peer-Reviewed/Scholarly Articles
Interlibrary Loan
NIH Public Access Policy
PubMed
Searching Medline through Ovid
Using Firefox

Questions?
Contact an OU-Tulsa Library Education and Instruction Librarian.  We’re happy to help!
Toni Hoberecht or Lynn Yeager
918-660-3231       918-660-3216

Workshop Evaluation