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Tutorials for Research Success

  • Finding Information

    Materials here can help you construct effective searches, introduce you to some great interdisciplinary article databases, understand how to interpret the references you find and then locate the full texts of articles and books, either at Lehigh or from other libraries.

  • Web Resource Evaluation

    Searching for and evaluating Web resources can be a tricky business! Here you will find tutorials to help you develop successful search strategies and understand concepts such as accuracy, authority, objectivity and bias so that you can become confident in your ability to select valuable and useful resources for your research and academic papers.

  • Proper Use of Information

    You need to steer clear of any form of plagiarism to be an ethical and information literate student, one confident in his/her ability to research a topic from different sources and to effectively synthesize that information with a clear understanding of when to quote, when to cite and how to paraphrase. Please read the guides provided here for help on being that kind of student, able to complete a research assignment with confidence and with the knowledge that your course assignment is your own work.
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Representing Naval Engineering, this is one of 24 medallions for academic disciplines in the Reading Room of Lehigh's Linderman Library. Photograph by Steven Lichak.

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