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ANTS Team
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The Information Cycle

• Under Development? Yes. Rhonda Crim-Tumelson mousie@librarymouse.com
• Completed?

What is Research?

• Completed? Yes. William Badke, Trinity Western University, badke@twu.ca
• Tutorial Information: Tutorial for a model for informational research that sees research as a problem-solving task. ViewletBuilder4. Location: https://dspace.ucalgary.ca/bitstream/1880/45062/2/ResearchModel.swf
• Timing: 3:00 minutes
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Developing a Good Research Question / Thesis Statement

• Under Development?Yes. William Badke, Trinity Western University, badke@twu.ca
• Completed?

Finding Background Information Using Reference Sources

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
• Completed?

Using Wikipedia Wisely

• Completed. Yes.
• Richard Baer baer@camosun.bc.ca
• DSpace Uof Calgary: http://hdl.handle.net/1880/45148
• or http://library.disted.camosun.bc.ca/wikipedia/wikipedia2.swf
• Timing: 3:58 minutes
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Boolean Searching

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
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What is Metadata?

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
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Using Controlled Vocabularies / Subject Headings

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
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Using Vertical Search / Hierarchies

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
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Optimizing Library Catalogs

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
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Introduction to Journal Databases

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
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Journals vs. Websites

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
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Introduction to Citations

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
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Introduction to Bibliographic Managers

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
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Evaluating Information

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
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Avoiding Plagiarism

• Completed? Yes. William Badke, Trinity Western University, badke@twu.ca
• Tutorial Information: A presentation defining plagiarism and showing how it can be avoided. ViewletBuilder4. Location: https://dspace.ucalgary.ca/bitstream/1880/45212/2/Plagiarism_Short.swf
• Timing: 8:00 minutes
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Introduction to Canadian Copyright

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
• Completed?

Your Information Privacy: How to Protect It

• Under Development? (Include Name and Contact Info)
• Completed?
• NOTE: Tutorial could discuss (1) being information savvy when joining sites like Facebook and ensuring that the data is not going to be sold, (2) not revealing important information online like Social Insurance Numbers, (3) not entering in our Credit Card information when using public terminals in Libraries or Internet Cafes, (4) Data Mining, (5) being wary of "Virtual Friends" and (6) Identify Theft.

Google and government documents.

• Under Development? (Richard Baer)
• Completed? Yes, December 13, 2007
  A student told me that her teacher said she had to find a government report from the Internet. I showed her almost exactly the process the tutorial describes. This is a very small chunk of what we could do with teaching advanced Google skills. This fell into my lap, if anyone does a reference interview that could demonstrate the .org .edu or other useful domain, let me know.
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Getting Started with Google Documents

• Completed. Yes by Richard Baer on May 27, 2008

An introduction to online productivity software available for free from Google. These are useful spreadsheet and word processing tools that can be used by individuals - or by groups working together collaboratively. Tutorial introduces people to them.

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