The Savvy Researcher is here to help you with your advanced research and information management needs. Topics include current awareness, data services, copyright education, and much more! View the Library Calendar for workshops.
Check back with us - we'll be adding more titles for Fall 2009!
Workshops are co-sponsored by the Graduate College. Stay in the loop, read GradLinks.
Take a tour of the Main Library and the Library Gateway! During the tour, attendees will learn about the services provided by the Undergraduate Library, visit departmental libraries and the 'stacks' as well as take a tour of virtual library services via the Library Gateway. The session will last about 50 minutes. Contact Reference, Research and Government Information Services for more information: reflib@library.illinois.edu or call 217-333-2290. View the Library Calendar for all events.
Fall 2009 Tour Schedule
Tuesday, August 25th at 10am, 11am, and 12pm.
Wednesday, August 26th at 10am, 11am, and 12pm.
Meet in the Marshall Gallery, on the first floor near the east entrance.
No registration necessary
Come learn more about the library in a different language. This year, we will have library tours
held in Chinese, Korean, French, Spanish, Croatian, Serbian, Swahili and Russian. All tours will be
held on Wednesday, Sept. 2nd and Thursday, Sept 3rd. For schedule information, please see:
http://www.library.illinois.edu/ugl/diversity/outreach.html.
All tours will begin in the Marshall Gallery of the Main Library (Entrance across for the
Undergraduate Library). Please contact Emily Love
elove@illinois.edu if you have
any questions.
For more tour information, please visit: Tours of the Library
We are here to help you teach! Request assistance in designing and testing library assignments, using library resources in the classroom, and creating class-related bibliographies. You can schedule instructional sessions that are designed specifically for your class, covering areas such as library research strategies, critical thinking skills, and information literacy. Contact your departmental library for details on what instructional services they provide or contact Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe, Coordinator for Information Literacy Services and Instruction.
Librarians have many tools, tips, and strategies to assist you and your students. Includes library resources you can link into your course management system.
Departmental libraries create webpages that provide instructional resources for students and instructors, including research guides, subject guides, database guides, and class guides. A subject guide might consist of an annotated bibliography on a particular topic, or it might be a detailed list of library resources for a specific topic.
Many librarians create webpages for course-integrated instruction for their students to access as preparation for the instruction session or as a supplement to the in-person instruction. The resources are organized by course name and number.
Did you attend a recent Savvy Researcher workshop? Didn't attend, but would like to learn? Print your handouts here!
Print jobs in the library in black and white or color.
Includes information about wireless printing services.
Getting started with UIUCnet wireless.
Includes locations in the library and across campus.
Connect to the wireless network in the library using VPN.
Get the latest on all CITES systems.
>>More technology support
University LibraryFor comments on this page contact: Learnlib
Last modified by: Merinda Hensley on 8/26/09