Tutorial Areas
Our self-paced guides cover four key areas:
Research Tutorials
The Library’s foundational series covering source evaluation, search strategies, literature reviews, and citation and attribution. This series also includes citation management software Zotero and EndNote.
The set of tutorials in this guide provide information about how to work with different data sources and tools related to geographic information systems (GIS) and data, including (but not limited to) QGIS, ArcGIS, Python, R, and other quantitative analysis tools and methods.
Health and Biomedical Library Services’ (HBLS) asynchronous, interactive modules focus on the complexities of health sciences research. They cover topics such as expert database searching and evidence synthesis.
Find tutorials from the Center for Digital Scholarship on topics such as text and data mining, oral history, and web scraping.
These tutorials are self-paced or accompany a live workshop. With advance notice, existing tutorials can be adapted for program or course needs.
Library Instruction Request Form
Teaching a course this semester? Fill out the Library Instruction Request Form to request library support, services, and collaboration.
Librarians and expert library staff are available to work with you to help you with
- Developing:
- Course guides
- Custom tutorials (minimum four week's notice)
- Online educational content
- Workshops or programs
- Coaching your students
- Consulting on applications and considerations for ethical AI use in research assignments
- Finding digital materials