Learning Modules

Research Essentials encourages online learning with a curriculum of custom modules. This provides three levels of instruction on information literacy concepts ranging from the information publication cycle, to strategies for locating academic sources using library resources, to discovering information created by local organizations.

  • Students in face-to-face General Education sections complete the online modules prior to their library instruction session. This allows the instruction program to rely on the flipped classroom model to impart information literacy concepts through video, interactive components, and quizzes before utilizing classroom time to practice hands-on application.
  • Online and hybrid sections of General Education receive their instruction via the same curriculum of online learning modules, which were designed to provide a thorough treatment of information literacy topics using best practices for online learning. View the sample modules below. To share these modules, right click and select “Copy link address”.

Research Essentials 100

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Research Essentials 200

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Research Essentials 300

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EXHIBIT DISPLAY TABLES

Case dimensions: 5’ long x 30” wide x 9” high sitting atop 3’ legs

Glass exhibit table

FIRST FLOOR GALLERY

The First Floor Gallery is located just inside the main entrance of the Miller Nichols Library.

Wall with exhibit content

Conference Room 325

Located on the Third Floor of Miller Nichols Library. For access, enter the library at the north ground floor entrance or the west first floor entrance. Then take the stairs or the elevator to the third floor..

Map of third floor of Miller Nichols Library