Library Instruction
Workshops |
In Class Instruction |
The ASU Libraries offer open instruction sessions covering library research skills and strategies, in addition to sessions covering RefWorks, the citation management software. Consult the schedule below to find the just the right workshop for your needs. |
We also offer sessions for tailored for specific courses in conjunction with an expert librarian. To request an in-class instruction session, please contact your subject/liasion librarian or fill out an online request form (Writing Programs request form) and we'll find the right librarian for you. |
Summer 2008 Workshops
We offer a variety of workshops on all four campuses. All ASU students, faculty and staff are welcome to attend any workshop that meets their need. Please consult the workshop descriptions for more details about the sessions.
Workshop Location Legend
Downtown Phoenix campus |
Polytechnic campus |
Tempe campus |
West campus |
Workshop Name |
Date |
Time |
Location |
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No registration necessary |
Wednesday June 11 | 2:00-3:00pm | Tempe campus Noble Library Room 105 |
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No registration necessary |
Friday June 13 | 2:00-3:00pm | Tempe campus Noble Library Room 105 |
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No registration necessary |
Tuesday July 15 | 10:00-11:00am | Tempe campus Noble Library Room 105 |
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No registration necessary |
Thursday July 17 | 10:00-11:00am | Tempe campus Noble Library Room 105 |
Workshop Descriptions
General Library Research
ASU Libraries 101
These sessions are open to any ASU student, faculty, or staff member and aim to introduce attendees to the basics of using library research tools to find information. Topics covered include:
- how to find books and more in the online catalog
- how to find articles and other information in our online databases and journals
- how to find what you need through the library web site
- how to print, email or download the information you find
Finding Peer Review Articles
You might have heard all about good resources (particularly peer-reviewed journal articles), but how do you find them? Learn tips that will reduce your research time and greatly improve the credibility of sources used in your paper.
Shortcuts to Library and Internet Research
An insightful introduction to the library’s many services—you’ll be amazed what you can do and how easy it can be to find information for your courses and your papers.
Finding Sources for Your Literature Review
(Graduate Student Success Workshop)
Save time and frustration when working on your thesis or dissertation by learning to conduct a comprehensive & efficient literature review. You'll learn ways to select the best sources to consult along with helpful searching strategies.
RefWorks
RefWorks
RefWorks, a web based citation management program, can change the way you do your research. It can save you lots of time and headaches by keeping track of sources you use for research, including articles, books, web pages, etc. But best of all it creates bibliographies for you automatically, in whatever style you need! Come to our one hour session to learn how to set up a RefWorks account, how to get article information from the ASU Libraries catalog and article indexes.
Advanced RefWorks: Using Write-n-Cite
As part of RefWorks , Write-N-Cite is a plug-in that allows you to cite references in a Word document with the click of a button. It also will automatically generate a biliography/works cited list. The Advanced RefWorks Session will teach you how to use Write-N-Cite to:
• insert citations directly from your RefWorks account into your paper.
• create the bibliography based on the inserted citations and add it to the end of your paper.Come learn how to use Write-n-Cite: it will make your writing less painful!
Using RefWorks: Reference Pages Made Free & Easy
Learn how to use RefWorks, a powerful, free tool that creates bibliographies for you in a variety of styles, including APA, MLA, and JADA!
RefWorks for Your Thesis, Applied Project, or Dissertation
(Graduate Student Success Workshop)
Learn how to use RefWorks, a powerful, free tool that can be very useful in creating bibliographies for your advanced writing projects.
Manage Your Citations With RefWorks
(Faculty Workshop Series)
This hands-on workshop will show participants how to create, store and manage your own personal citations using RefWorks, a user-friendly bibliographic management database available through The ASU Libraries. These citations can then be easily inserted in papers or publications, and are automatically added to bibliographies in your citation style of choice.
Have Questions about our Instruction Program?
Contact us:
| Downtown Phoenix campus | Polytechnic campus | Tempe campus | West campus |
| Library Service Desk Phone: (602) 496-0300 |
Polytechnic campus Reference and Instruction Librarians |
Marc Mason |
Joe Buenker Chair, Instruction Council Phone: (602) 543-8554 E-mail: joe.buenker@asu.edu |
Page last modified: July 14, 2008
