05:59
Using Primary & Secondary Sources
08:20
Using Citation Maker
07:13
Using a Library Database
06:10
Searching Effectively Phrase Searching & Truncation
06:31
Searching Effectively Boolean Operators
12:23
Reading & Taking Notes
09:15
Evaluating & Choosing Sources
08:07
Crediting Experts Using Signal Phrases
05:38
Citing Sources: Why & How to Do It
03:49
Using Keywords
06:06
Understanding Your Assignment
11:15
Evaluating Websites (for Elementary students)
04:41
Choosing a Topic & Developing a Research Question
02:10
Elementary Overview Video
02:10
OSLIS Elementary Overview
00:39
Learn to Research Elementary: Plan Step
00:33
Learn to Research Elementary: Find Step
00:39
Learn to Research Elementary: Create Step
00:41
Learn to Research Elementary: Present Step
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About
These Learn to Research videos were produced by the OSLIS committee of the Oregon Association of School Libraries. OSLIS is a K-12 information literacy website (www.oslis.org) that teaches how to do research and how to cite sources. For Oregonians, the site is also an access point to the databases provided by the State Library of Oregon. This is an official OSLIS channel.
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