I-Search

 

Resources for I-Search

The following resources have been designed for librarians, instructors, faculty, and other educators interested in learning more about I-Search. If you have contributions or suggestions for one of these resources, e-mail us.

Use of I-Search
Contains information about the intended audience for I-Search, how instructors can use it with their courses, and more information on using the quizzes.

Objectives of I-Search
Lists objectives for all of the modules of I-Search.

Project Development and Credits
Brief information about the tutorial's resources, development, and the I-Search team.

Directory Description
A description of the directories and individual pages in yourI-Search.

yourSearchpath
A version of the Searchpath tutorial distributed at no charge under an Open Publication License. After signing the license and registering, individuals and institutions may download a copy of the Searchpath text, graphics, and scripts to use and customize for their own campus.

 

For portions of the tutorial you'll need Adobe Flash player; download the Flash player if you don't already have it. If you have any problems, ask at the University Computer Help Desk 309-438-HELP (4357) or one of the Milner Library librarians.

Original I-Search ©2005 by Illinois State University's Milner Library. I-Search is based upon Searchpath
© by the Board of Trustees of Western Michigan University which incorporates material from TILT, a tutorial developed by the Digital Information Literacy Office for the University of Texas System Digital Library, ©1998-2004. This material may be reproduced, distributed, or incorporated only subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the Searchpath Open Publication License.