​​​​​College Research Strategies​
​teaches students how to find, use, and evaluate information for research needs both inside and outside of the classroom​​. Students will explore strategies for effective research including using library resources, searching the open web, and avoiding plagiarism.​​​​

Online, hybrid, and/or in-person five-week class sessions are offered every semester.

Check the​ class schedule, click on CRN* for details, and contact the instructor if you have further questions.

*CRN (Course Registration Number) is a five digit number need for registration (for example, 15797) and can be found in the beginning of each class listed on the schedule.

Internet Information Resources
​introduces students to research tools available in the Open and Deep Web for academic and personal use.

Online, hybrid, and/or in-person five-week class sessions are offered every semester.

Check the class schedule​​, ​click​ on CRN* for details, and contact the instructor if you have further questions.​

Evaluating Information Sources​​
teaches the basics of evaluating information for credibility, using Library resources, and avoiding plagiarism. ​

Online, hybrid, and/or in-person​ five-week class sessions are offered every semester.

​Check​ the class schedule​​​​, click on CRN* for details, and contact the instructor if you have further questions.​​​

Research Skills for Lifelong Learning
​​helps students develop essential information literacy skills necessary for lifelong learning. Students will explore digital divide, intellectual freedom, health effects of internet use, information overload​, and online privacy topics.​​

Online semester long​ class is offered in Spring and Fall semesters.

Check​ the class schedule​​​​, click on CRN* for details, and contact the instructor if you have further questions.​​​