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Library Instruction   Tags: information literacy, reference, research  

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Last Updated: May 14, 2012 URL: http://libguides.marshall.edu/instruction Print Guide RSS UpdatesShareThis

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What is Information Literacy?

Information Literacy is the set of skills needed to find, retrieve, analyze, and use information.

Marshall University Libraries Information Literacy Plan

Library Help

Use these links for help with library related questions and issues.

These research tutorials were developed by the database companies to help you use them more efficiently.

The Library Help page answers some common questions you may have about library services and citing sources.

Ask A Librarian!  Chat, email, call.

 

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Library Instruction questions and requests

For questions about FYS embedded instruction or drop in sessions please contact reference services at askalibrarian@marshall.edu. You can also call us at 304-696-2334 or come by the Research Services desk located in the Drinko Library Lobby.

If you would like to request instruction please allow 2 weeks advanced notice if at all possible and fill out this form - http://www.marshall.edu/library/services/requestinstruction.asp to make all requests.

Thank you!

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