​​College Research Strategies​
teaches the tools needed for college​ level research through the use of academic databases, print resources and the web.

Online, hybrid, and/or in-person five-week class sessions are offered every semester.

Check the​ class schedule, click on CRN* for details, and contact the instructor if you have further questions.

*CRN (Course Registration Number) is a five digit number need for registration (for example, 15797) and can be found in the beginning of each class listed on the schedule.

Internet Information Resources
​introduces students to research tools available in the Open and Deep Web for academic and personal use.

Online, hybrid, and/or in-person five-week class sessions are offered every semester.

Check the class schedule​​, ​click​ on CRN* for details, and contact the instructor if you have further questions.​

Evaluating Information Sources​​teaches students strategies for evaluating information sources for academic and personal use.​

Online, hybrid, and/or in-person​ five-week class sessions are offered every semester.

​Check​ the class schedule​​​​, click on CRN* for details, and contact the instructor if you have further questions.​​​

Research Skills for Lifelong Learning
​helps students develop essential information literacy skills necessary for lifelong learning. Students will explore the digital divide, intellectual freedom, the health effects of internet use, information overload, and online privacy topics.

Online semester long and ten week classes are offered in Spring and Fall semesters.

Check​ the class schedule​​​​, click on CRN* for details, and contact the instructor if you have further questions.​​​