What are Library workshop?
Library workshops are designed to help you be a successful
student, who also develops lifelong
information literacy skills. They cover
the essentials about research using
ORU Library resources and services.
The Library provides proficiency
workshops, course and subject related
workshops, and open workshops covering
various topics and skills. Workshops are 50-minute or 30-minute
sessions.
Can anyone attend a workshop?
Some workshops are open
to all students and others are restricted to and/or
required of students in specific
courses. For example, English 101
students must attend the LIBBI-101ENG
workshops and LIBBI-499HPE
are for HPER Sr. Paper students.
(see the list below) The Sr. Paper
ILL workshop is not required but,
it is restricted to students working
on or in preparation of Sr. Paper.
How do I sign-up for a
workshop?
You must sign-up
in VISION to attend a workshop.
When a session is full it will no
longer appear as an option in Vision.
Sign-up will be possible up to 30
minutes prior to the session. See
the step-by-step direction.
**IMPORTANT UPDATE**
When and where are the
workshops held?
During the Library remodel, library workshops will be held in the Computer Lab #4, GC-2nd floor (unless otherwise noted). To attend a workshop, just sign-up then show up on time in the lab.
· Workshops begin promptly.
· Students will not be admitted
after a workshop begins.
· You will need your NOVELL
login.
· Space is limited
to 30 students in each workshop
so sign-up early.
The workshop schedule is listed
below. Additional dates and times
may be listed on the sign-up pages
in VISION. |
Questions?
Please inquire at the Reference
Desk, LRC-4th floor,
or call
918-495-6887. |
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