Kinesiology: KIN 121 Library Modules

Library orientation modules for KIN 121

Instructions for Modules

Click the links in the box below to complete each of the 3 modules for the KIN 121 Library Orientation.

Before starting each module, make sure you correctly enter your Student Number and your instructor's name as this will be used to track your completion of the modules.

Each module must be completed within a single session - your progress cannot be saved for you to return to later. Each of the modules should take approximately 20-30 minutes to complete.

The quizzes within the modules are for marks -- a minimum of 70% is needed to pass each module.

You need to successfully complete each quiz to move on in the module
Although you can attempt the quizzes multiple times, each incorrect answer lowers your mark.

You must complete all 3 modules by:

9:30 am Friday, January 19, 2024

Library Modules

Module 1: The University Library
This is the first module of a 3-part series. The purpose of the first module is to familiarize you with the services the library has available to students. You will learn how to navigate the library's website, access your library account information, and be introduced to the basics of using the library's search engine, USearch.
Module 2: Search and Discovery
This is the second module of a 3-part series. This module provides instructions to help you find the information you need to complete your assignments and enhance your learning experience. It starts with the basics of finding books and other physical materials in the library, then explains how to find electronic publications using research databases and Internet search engines like Google Scholar.
Module 3: Using Information Ethically
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This is the final module of a 3-part series. This module will help you develop your skills in undertaking research ethically and effectively. You will examine what makes materials "scholarly" and look at the cycle of publication and research in academia. It will also provide instructions on how to effectively manage your sources using bibliographic citation management tools and help you gain familiarity with citation and publication styles, particularly APA.