Librarians teach students the research skills they need to succeed at DePaul and beyond.
We collaborate with faculty to design:
Library instruction and research help services support several learning goals and outcomes. Students attending instruction sessions or workshops, and engaging with our services will be able to:
- Explain the socio-political landscape of information, including who creates it, who controls it and where to find it.
- Articulate the value of information inquiry.
- Develop effective search strategies for finding information.
- Evaluate the appropriateness of information sources based on their format, structure, and purpose.
- Compile information ethically, following the standards of a scholarly discipline.
See our
Assessment Reports for more information on how we are meeting these learning outcomes.