Agriculture and Bioresources 492/494: Tutorials for Finding and Evaluating Information Sources

One thing that everyone who writes a thesis has to do is a literature review. This guide has been written specifically for students taking 492/494 thesis courses from the College of Agriculture and Bioresources.

On the main menu, you will find two modules:

• Module 1: Introduction to Sources of Information for Research - How to contribute to the scholarly conversation within your field.
• Module 2: How to Search and Retrieve Relevant and Credible Information Sources

Each module has subpages that consist of learning outcomes, information about the outcomes, and activities to help assess your knowledge as you go. Your librarian, Virginia Wilson, is available if you have any questions or if you need any help finding appropriate sources for your work.                    

• The Library's online resources are available 24/7, but to access most of them, you'll need to make sure you're logged in to the library's website first using your NSID and password. We have many tools available to make this as easy as possible! View our Connect from Home page for more details.
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