LibGuides: Apologetics Research and Writing: Tutorials

Self-Guided Library Tutorials

Moody Library Web Site Overview with CloudSearch Demo
This video gives a visual overview and description of the various portions of the library's website. It also includes a demo of CloudSearch.
Research Help Center
Target Audience: All Students, Faculty
Contains over 60 tutorials pertaining to a wide range of topics specific to writing research papers. Many of these are short videos. This link will take you to the home page where you can view the wide range of topics including how to search find what you really need, citations, understanding data, how to improve your thinking, how to evaluate information, and much more!
Improving Your Database Search Skills and Results
Target Audience: All Students, Faculty, Staff

Instruction Videos - includes PsycTests, samples searching for kinesiology and education, Mental Measurements, ERIC, APA, and interlibrary loans. Recorded by our former Instruction Librarian, Diane Casebier.
Using Mental Measurements Yearbook (Diane Casebier)

How to Use the Classic Library Catalog
Target Audience: All Students, Faculty, Staff
How to Renew Books Online
Target Audience: All Students, Faculty, and Staff.
Assists in knowing the process to renew books online from off-campus.
Handy, Dandy Library Tutorial for Students
Handy, Dandy HCU Technical Resources Tutorial
Target Audience: All Students, Faculty, Staff
Covers HCU systems, how to login, HCU's help desk, on-campus printing, and much more! Some of this can impact access to your library research.
How to Print Using HCU's MyPrint Web Site
Target Audience: Students.
Covers how to print, where to print, how to add money to your balance, and how to print from your iPhone or iPad.
Information Literacy Modules
Target audience: Students.
These modules have been designed by librarians to give you a solid foundation in information literacy and critical thinking. Topics have been divided among six modules; getting started with research, sources of information, searching for information, evaluating information, presenting research and data, and citations and academic integrity. Each includes videos, tutorials, and optional quizzes. All of this is designed to be brief and get you on your way. Feel free to make a quick visit or take the whole course one session at a time (complete with graded quizzes) and get ahead of the research game! Skills are transferable to all disciplines.