BUSN - Library Information for Business Faculty/PhD
Includes classroom support, research tools, business cases, copyright and more.
Library Instruction
We are happy to come into your classroom and instruct your students on library resources, research skills, academic integrity, and more.
Please visit our contact page to find your subject librarian or visit us at our service desk and we will connect you with an available librarian.
Classroom Resources
- Persistent linksWhat are persistent links, how to determine permissions for electronic journals and how to create and post persistent links to journal articles etc.
- Citing and Referencing for Business(Open Access)
This research guide was created by the Business Library and provides extensive resources to help with citation and referencing for business. Includes access to examples of citing many business resources in APA and JOM styles. - LinkedIn LearningA new training resource library of online self-guided instructional videos on many topics including technology, design, production, soft skills, and much more.
- Book a librarian (Business)Book a Business Librarian for in-class instruction
- Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning Educational Development Unit"The EDU collaborates with instructors, staff and graduate students on implementing best practices and innovative approaches to teaching and learning."
- Honesty in Academics (University of Calgary)Guidelines and resources to better prepare you in your work, and support you in understanding the rules set out by the administration.
- Research guides for BusinessThe Business Library provides comprehensive research guides for many business subject areas, courses and projects. Students are guided to relevant books, journals, electronic databases, web resources and other material specific to the subject area.
- Citing and Referencing for Business(Open Access)
This research guide was created by the Business Library and provides extensive resources to help with citation and referencing for business. Includes access to examples of citing many business resources in APA and JOM styles.
- Evaluating Web Resources (UC Berkeley)(UC Berkeley - Teaching Library Internet Workshops)
Find out how to critically evaluate the credibility and reliability of the information that you retreive from the Internet.
This visualization of information sources portrays some of the main sources for business information and their relative order (descending) in terms of prevalence in scholarly work.
Your choice of information sources will depend on the type of information for which you are searching and how you intend to use the information.
