1. Home
2. Introduction
3. Information Cycle
4. Investigating
5. Searching
6. Locating
7. Evaluating
8. Utilizing
9. Ask a Librarian
10. Acknowledgements

Modules

1. Module 1 Information Cycle How does a simple question or a single event in history become the focus of research and scholarly analysis?
2. Module 2 Investigating Preliminary investigation of the assignment, the topic, and the research question will save you time and effort.
3. Module 3 Searching Information is everywhere. Learn how to select the best sources for your particular information needs.
4. Module 4 Locating Learn how to find books, download articles or obtain other information you need from Hesburgh Libraries and beyond.
5. Module 5 Evaluating Don't get caught with the wrong information! Remember CAARP - Currency, Authority, Accuracy, Relevance, and Purpose.
6. Module 6 Utilizing Give credit where credit's due. Apply appropriate ethical guidelines to the use of information.