Cornette Conversations: Library Workshops and Webinars

The session takes a look at how to use AI in teaching and some of the pitfalls you need to look out for.

Madison Ferrill goes over how to use the databases APA PsycInfo and Mental Measurements Yearbook with Tests in Print.

Taylor Fairweather-Leitch goes over how to use the database Business Source Ultimate.

Bob Smith and Mary Rausch go over how to use the databases CINAHL and Medline.

Carolyn Ottoson walks you through how to search the many different locations that have CRS reports.

Bruce Wardlow presents a comprehensive introduction to using EndNote, a powerful tool for managing citations and references. Designed for students, researchers, and academics, this session will cover essential features such as organizing your references, creating bibliographies, and integrating EndNote with word processors for seamless citation management. Whether you're new to EndNote or looking to sharpen your skills, this presentation will equip you with practical tips and techniques to streamline your research and writing process.

This presentation covers the Fair Use Doctrine, rules of thumb to prevent copyright violations, and other exceptions to copyright that allow you to navigate the intersection between copyrighted and openly licensed material.

Bruce Wardlow takes a look at the Gale databases that pertain to Agriculture and Natural Sciences.

Mark McKnight takes a look at the Gale databases that pertain to Business.

Mary Rausch and Beth Vizzini walk you through all the ins and outs of the incredibly powerful resource Gale Business: Insights.

Kelly Hoppe takes a look at the Gale databases that pertain to Education and Social Sciences.

Bruce Wardlow takes a look at the Gale databases that can help in Engineering.

Mark McKnight takes a look at the Gale databases that can help in the Fine Arts and Humanities.

Kelly Hoppe takes a look at all of the ins and outs of the Gale Nursing and Health Sciences databases.

If you are considering turning your course materials into a textbook, this presentation covers many basic considerations, including: How to find free images/diagrams/reading materials, licensing & copyright, and the Pressbooks Open Publishing Platform.

Carolyn Ottoson and Steve Ely go over how to use the database JSTOR.

Shawna Kennedy-Witthar and Sidnye Johnson go over how to use the database Project Muse.

Madison Ferril looks at the special features in the databases Psychotherapy.net and Social Work Abstracts.
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A straightforward, step-by-step guide on how to find OER and library-licensed resources, package them into an easy-to-integrate resource, and what roadblocks you may run into along the way.

This presentation discusses learning styles, and emphasizes the importance of integrating multiple teaching styles into course materials to ensure all students are successful.

Cornette Library hosts Amelia and Jeff from Social Explorer as they walk through all the features of this incredible database.

Bruce Wardlow and Mark McKnight take a look at all the features that make Taylor and Francis Online an amazing database.

Mark McKnight takes a look at the two different interfaces of the database ERIC.

Kelly Hoppe takes a look at some of the amazing features in Web of Science.

Cornette Library offers a Digital Repository filled with WT faculty research, OER, theses, dissertations, scholarly deliveries, and historical documents. Learn how you can leverage this resource in your classes and use it to make your research accessible to the world.