LibS 424
Information Sources on the Internet for Libraries

Course Description
LibS 424 Information Sources on the Internet for Libraries (3 UI). Principles of development and trends in Internet information resources that libraries access and use; emphasis on searching, evaluating, and providing to patrons needed reference material.

Prerequisites: There are no formal prerequisites for this course, but your instructor recommends having a basic understanding of electronic mail (e-mail). The course is availalbe only electronically via software, and an e-mail account is needed in order to establish good communication between the instructor and students.

Internet access required.
Available online only.

Credits/Content
3 cr. UI. 15 lessons; 1 exam; 1 project.

Delivery Format
Available online only.
LibS 424 - online course (see How to Access Blackboard)

Internet Access Requirement
All students must have Internet access to successfully complete the assignments in this course.

Syllabus
Refer to the syllabus for introductory course information. (You must have or download the free Acrobat Reader plug-in to view or print the syllabus.)

LibS 424 Syllabus

Lesson Submission

• ISI courses parallel their on-campus counterparts in content, completion standards, and time taken to complete.
• You may turn in up to 1 lessons at a time
• You may submit up to 6 lessons per week
• Submit lessons by mail or e-mail
• You may not fax lessons.

Textbooks and other Course Materials
Study guides are required for all courses. Textbooks are required for all courses, unless otherwise specified. Some courses require additional supplemental materials. Course materials, including print study guides, textbooks, supplements, videos and CDs, are available from the University of Idaho Bookstore.