LibGuides: Guide on the Side: Who is using it?

PALNI Libraries using Guide on the Side

Some libraries have created more tutorials than others, but here are all the PALNI schools with a Guide on the Side instance.

Guide on the Side

Libraries using Guide on the Side

Academic and research libraries small and large are using Guide on the Side. Most libraries have guides teaching students how to use discovery layers or article databases. This page contains some examples of what libraries have produced so far.

What PALNI Libraries are doing with Guide on the Side

Butler University: NAICS Tutorial
For business students. Defines NAICS, how NAICS codes are used, and shows how NAICS codes are found for a industry.
Goshen College: BioOne
For biology students. Walks user through various search techniques using the BioOne database. Developed by Eric Bradley.
Manchester University: EBSCOhost Searching
For first year seminar courses. "This module will show you how to use one of Funderburg Library's most frequently used resources for scholarly information - EBSCOhost." Developed by Rebecca Johnson.
University of Saint Francis: Using Evidence-based Practice Filters in CINAHL
For nursing students. A "step-by-step guide for finding and using evidence-based practice (EBP) filters in the CINAHL database." Developed by Cort Eyer.

Is your school using Guide on the Side? Have a great guide you'd like to show off? Let Ruth or Eric know! infocoordinators@palni.edu

Guide on the Side for Discovery Tools

Guide on the Side for a article database

Guide on the Side for Library Homepages

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