Library Orientation and HR Induction The Library conducts orientation and induction sessions for all new students and staff at the beginning of each semester to help library users become familiar with the Library’s collections, services, and facilities. Information Literacy In today’s information age, it is essential to be information literate—knowing how to locate the right information at the right time, evaluate it critically, and use it effectively. These skills enable individuals to solve problems, think critically, and make informed decisions. Such skills support library users in their university studies and teaching while also serving as lifelong tools, empowering them to actively engage in today’s information-rich society. The Library offers information skills workshops to strengthen users’ information-seeking abilities. This course covers: How information is organized How to search for information How to evaluate information How to document sources (Referencing/Citation) Library users are taught how to effectively use library resources, including accessing the Library’s search tools and searching electronic databases to find information from online journals. Additionally, users learn strategies for effective Internet searching. To ensure ethical use of information and avoid plagiarism, library users are also guided on how to properly document their information sources. RELATED LINKS LOAN SERVICES REFERENCE & HELPDESK DOCUMENT DELIVERY GIFTS AND DONATIONS