Library Research Tutorials

• TILT@Howard, The Information Literacy Tutorial, will prepare you to explore and research the online world. By increasing your information literacy skills, you can more effectively select, search, locate, evaluate and cite pertinent sources for your library assignments. Read Hilltop article

Explore other library skills development programs:

• TILT: The University of Texas System Digital Library
• TILT Adaptations
• Joining the Conversation - Georgetown University
• Info Skills Module - A Virgnia Tech program, awarded XCaliber Certificate of Excellence (2003)
• SKIL: Stanford's Key to Information Literacy
• Information Literacy Tutorial - St. John's University
• Internet Navigator - University of Utah
• Finding Articles Online Tutorial - York University
• Oasis - San Francisco State University
• Information Literacy Tutorial - University of Massachusetts Boston

Tutorials for Specific Applications

• BSCOhost Academic Premier Tutorial
• EBSCOhost Advanced Searching Tips and Journal Alerts
• JSTOR Help Topics
• MyEBSCOhost Guided Style Searching
• Literature Resource Center Guide to Conducting Research
• Literature Resource Center Search Tips
• LexisNexis Search Tips for Basic News
• Outcomes Assessment
• ProQuest Web Training
• PsychInfo User Guide
• Finding Images on the Web
• Searching the Internet for Images
• Citing Print and Electronic Resources

Health Sciences

• CINAHL Basic SearchingE - EBSCO
• CINAHL Advanced Searching - EBSCO
• Evidence Based Medicine Course - SUNY Downstate Medical Center
• Evidence-Based Medicine, Introduction - Duke University Medical Center Library and the Health
• MedlinePlus Tutorial - National Library of Medicine
• Ovid AutoAlerts Tutorial - USC School of Medicine Library
• Ovid Medline Tutorial - Duke University Medical Center Library
• PubMed Tutorial (MyNCBI Autoalert) - National Library of Medicine