Laupus Library will be offering the following classes upon request.
*All classes will take place in the computer classroom (rm. 2502-G) at Laupus Library.
Medline- Learn how to use Pubmed and Ovid’s Medline
CINAHL -All about the premier Nursing and Allied Health database
Introduction to RefWorks!-Learn how to store and format your citations
Searching Evidence Based Healthcare Information-When and how to use some of the key evidence based databases.
Where's the Article?- or finding the online full text - We'll share some of our favorite sources for locating full text copies of articles.
Library Orientation- This is a 30 minute introduction to the resources and services at Laupus Library. Following is an optional 15 minute tour.
Keeping up with the Literature-Find out how to use RSS feeds and email alerts to keep up with the literature in your area.
TurningPoint Audience Response System-Increase participation in your classes with “clickers”.
Getting Started with Research-Find out what peer review means, where you should look for information, how to pick a searchable topic, when to use a book vs. an article, etc
Library classes are open to all ECU faculty, staff and students.
Scheduling Classes and One-On-One Training to schedule a class or one-on-one training, please contact your liaison.
College of Allied Health Sciences Amy Blevins 252-744-2229
College of Nursing Sue Henry 252-744-3819
Brody School of Medicine Kathy Cable 252-744-2217
and
Katherine Rickett 252-744-3222
ECU faculty members may request library orientation or course-related library research
instruction for their classes. Instruction sessions are taught by Information Services
librarians who tailor the content to the specific class assignment and the students'
research needs. Instruction sessions can cover print sources, electronic databases,
the library catalog, and/or other similar topics. They can also include tips on formulating
effective search strategies and evaluating sources.
Most instruction sessions are held in the Laupus Library Classroom, Room 2502G. The
classroom provides students with the opportunity for hands-on learning.
If it is more convenient, arrangements can be made for a librarian to visit your classroom or lab. We can provide assistance with any of the library resources.
