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Support Services for MBA Faculty and Instructors

Teaching and Learning Support and Library Research Skills Instruction

The Library is your partner in teaching, learning and research.
Our goal is to foster information literacy in the teaching and learning community at McMaster. Information literacy is the ability to recognize when and what kind of information is needed, and to locate, evaluate, and use the required information effectively.
Information literacy skills are common to all disciplines, and support lifelong learning. They enable learners to master content and extend their investigations, become more self-directed, and assume greater control over their own learning. Visit Learning Support at https://library.mcmaster.ca/spaces/learning-support

                                          

Leeanne Romane, BA, MLIS
Learning Support Coordinator
lromane@mcmaster.ca
905-525-9140 ext. 23061

Anna Flak, BA, MA, MLIS
Learning Support Librarian
flaka@mcmaster.ca
905-525-9140 ext 23023

Abeer Siddiqui, BSc, MLIS
Interdisciplinary Science and Learning Support Librarian
siddia33@mcmaster.ca
905-525-9140 ext. 20733
 

Ines Perkovic, MLIS
Business Librarian
perkovic@mcmaster.ca
905-525-9140 ext. 21359

Jeannie An, MLIS
Ron Joyce Centre Research Services Librarian
anjean@mcmaster.ca
905-525-9140 ext. 20561
 

Olga Perkovic, MLIS
​Research and Advanced Studies Librarian
perkovi@mcmaster.ca
905-525-9140 ext. 26007

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We offer course-related and course-integrated instruction to McMaster faculty and students on how to find, evaluate and use information effectively and ethically.

Request library instruction for your class

We can:

  • Provide advice on creating effective library and information research assignments.
  • Teach your students how to critically think about their research needs, and how to use library resources. 
  • Create a course guide to help your students understand how to use library resources for their assignment.
  • Educate students about plagiarism and the ethical use of information.
  • Teach students how to correctly cite sources in their papers and bibliographies.

If you feel your students can benefit from one-on-one guidance from a librarian, you can refer them to Learning Support for a Research Consultation. 

Research Consultation Form

Research consultations can help students:

  • get started on developing their reseach question
  • decide on which databases are most relevant to their topic
  • create a better search strategy
  • critically think about which resources to use, and why
    and so much more!

 

The Library has tools and training to support students every step of the way through the information research process. Whether they are just starting out and need a plan, or are finished with the research and want to preserve and publish it. 

The Research Help page will provide students, staff, and faculty with information on Planning Research, Finding Resources, Evaluating Sources, and Publishing. Make sure students check out the How Library Stuff Works videos, as well as the Library Research Skills Tutorial. 

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