E-learning resources - or online learning resources - are tools built for virtual environments, typically on the internet. Content is shared through technology like computers, phones, or tablets, and can be convenient to access.
Some of the e-learning resources available by USU Libraries' includes:
For more information about integrating these in your course(s), visit the Online Learning Resources website!
Please note: One disadvantage of online learning materials is that users typically need wi-fi or cellular service to access. But we are here to help! At USU Libraries' patrons can borrow laptops, chargers, tablets, webcams, and more.
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STEM USU Libraries Orientation
Katie Strand, Erin Davis, Sandra Weingart, and Katie Luder
An introduction to library resources and services available to students in STEM programs at Utah State University.
Preview: https://lor.instructure.com/resources/a95fd99f48d844a28a66cbbe78b58bf6?shared
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Intro to Primary Sources
Katie Strand, Jen Kirk, Dan Davis, and Lara Petersen
The Identifying Primary Sources tutorial teaches students how they find, evaluate, and use primary sources in their own research. Along the way, they'll learn about some great places to start researching when looking for primary sources.
Preview: https://lor.instructure.com/resources/8067df1a35604ecebf88baa0e5756ac0?shared
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CMST 2110: Finding and Using Peer Reviewed Articles (Library Module)
USU Libraries
In this module you'll learn:
- What a peer-reviewed source is and why you'll want to use them for your research assignment
- How to avoid paywalls and get full access to peer reviewed sources for free
- How to break your research topic into keywords for database searching
- How to cite your sources using APA citation style
Preview: https://lor.instructure.com/resources/fb72dbbb31934417960fb39f619bc064?shared
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Connections: Library Orientation
USU Libraries
This module is a library introduction for incoming USU Connections students. This module will discuss library spaces on USU campuses, money-saving resources, and research tips and resources. This module can be embedded in USU-1010 Canvas courses.
Preview: https://lor.instructure.com/resources/e9f086d2e8504677ae9e56a8730e3025?shared
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Citing Sources in APA Format (OUTDATED)
Niki Fullmer
NOTE: This material is outdated and may not reflect current library services or resources.
Tutorial for citing in APA 7th Edition citation style. This provides examples, resources, and tips.
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Reading Research Articles
Niki Fullmer
This video will give you strategies for reading social science articles effectively.
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Confirmation Bias (OUTDATED)
Niki Fullmer and Britt Fagerheim
NOTE: This material is outdated and may not reflect current library services or resources.
This video explains the concept of confirmation bias and provide tips for removing confirmation bias from your research.
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Introduction to Library Research (OUTDATED)
Niki Fullmer, Rachel Lawyer, and Katie Strand
NOTE: This material is outdated and may not reflect current library services or resources.
This video will introduce students to the USU Libraries, library services and resources, and research techniques.
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How to Read a Scientific Article
USU Libraries
This module will provide tips for reading and analyzing a scientific article.
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Systematic Review (OUTDATED)
USU Libraries
NOTE: This material is outdated and may not reflect current library services or resources.
These modules cover the steps of completing a systematic review, including other review types that fall under the general structure of "evidence synthesis.” This course was created to guide students through the process of conducting a systematic review or other type of evidence synthesis. It can also be useful for faculty undertaking their own systematic review.