Information skills & tools

Have you ever wanted to read the mind of a librarian to find useful information in your subject area?

Library Research Guides are almost as good. The librarians compile guides on topics to share their knowledge of key information sources and can be a great starting point for your research. Other guides focus on topics such as copyright, getting started with ebooks, evaluating free Internet resources and research practices such as data management.

When using the information found in books, on the web or from other sources in your assignment, you need to reference the sources correctly to:

  • Avoid plagiarism
  • Support an argument by referring to an authoritative source
  • Allow the reader to find and check a source

Library research guides

Explore guides compiled by librarians to share their knowledge of key information resources such as books and databases for particular subject or research.

Referencing

Find out how to reference in APA, AGLC, Harvard or Vancouver styles with guides created by the Library or learn about tools like EndNote and RefWorks.

Online courses & classes

Complete one of the self-paced online courses that can be completed and evidenced in Beyond Bond.

Our digital literacy course will help you develop your digital skills and knowledge. 

Available on the microcredential platform, this course is eligible for Beyond Bond credit.

11½ Things for Digital Literacy

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