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Ethnic and Race Studies Toolkit

For faculty: Welcome to the assignment toolkit for Ethnic and Race Studies! Please follow the links below to the library’s information literacy modules. The library department recommends each toolkit be introduced in the course curriculum two weeks before research papers, projects or activities are given. The modules are designed to meet the toolkit competencies. Share this introduction video with your students so they can familiarize themselves with how they will use the toolkit.

You can reach out to your toolkit Librarian, Sharell Walker, at shwalker@bmcc.cuny.edu

Note: All quizzes and online activities are self-graded. Students receive the results upon completion of the quiz or activity; the results can be emailed or posted in Blackboard.

Competency 1 Competency 2 Competency 3 Competency 4
Module 1 Modules 6 & 7 Module 4 Module 5

Basic Research Skills Toolkit

Gold button that says Navigate Library Module 1 – Introduction to BMCC Library Resources – Video | Quiz
Green button that says Aquire Research Skills Module 2 – Research Process: Exploration through Questions – Video | Quiz | Handout
Blue button that says Search Databases Module 3 – OneSearch: The Library’s Search Engine – Video | Online Activity | Handout
Red Button that says Evaluate Sources Module 4 – Evaluate Information – Video | Quiz | Handout
Grey button that says cite information Module 5 – Cite Sources – (MLA) Video| Handout / (APA) Video | Handout

 

Ethnic and Anthropology Research Modules

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Additional BMCC Resources

Our physical collection includes: circulating titles, course reserves, leisure reading, children’s literature review center, comics and graphic novels, periodicals (magazines and newspapers), and the college archives.

Our digital collection includes: research databases, eBook collections, video databases, and the institutional repository.

We invite you to make use of all our resources. As always, we want to hear your feedback on the materials and resources we have provided as a library. Please send us your thoughts here. We’re excited to collaborate!

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