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About the Bilingual Tutorials
The following tutorials are also featured on the English/Chinese Research Guide and include English and Chinese voiceover and text to introduce library research concepts and tools.
Search.library.fhsu.edu
Visit http://search.library.fhsu.edu/ to start searching the Forsyth Library catalog. This URL will skip the image-heavy homepage for quicker loading times and access to the library resources abroad.
Bilingual Tutorial Videos about Library Research
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This bilingual video helps students learn how to search for and access full text articles from search.library.fhsu.edu:
- How to login to your library account
- How to search for and access scholarly articles electronically
- How to request a PDF article to be sent to you using this contact form
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This bilingual video helps students learn how to search for resources from search.library.fhsu.edu:
- How to search for scholarly articles in the library catalog
- How to apply filters to only see results that can be accessed electronically from anywhere in the world
- How to see more detailed information about the article
- How to view an article electronically
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This bilingual video helps students learn about how to reach scholarly articles:
- Parts and written order of a scholarly article: abstract, intro, methods, results, discussion, conclusion
- Suggested reading order
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This bilingual video helps students learn about the interlibrary loan service at Forsyth Library:
- How to create an interlibrary loan account
- How to request an article or book chapter to be electronically delivered
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This bilingual video discusses peer-reviewed sources:
- What are peer-reviewed or scholarly sources?
- How are magazines and newspapers different from peer-reviewed sources?
- What is the publishing process like for peer-reviewed?
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This bilingual video discusses plagiarism:
- What is plagiarism?
- Examples of what is considered plagiarism
- How to avoid plagiarism?
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This bilingual video discusses paraphrasing:
- What is paraphrasing?
- What does a good paraphrase include?
- How to paraphrase?
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Embedding and Integrating Tutorials into Blackboard
How to Embed This Tutorial in Blackboard:
- Visit the VidGrid link provided in the table above
- Select and copy (Ctrl+C) all of the Embed Code text listed in the video description on VidGrid
- In Blackboard, create and name an Item (or any other Blackboard tool that includes the standard Text Editor)
- Click the HTML button at the bottom right of the Tool Buttons to open the HTML editor
- Paste (Ctrl+V) the embed code within the HTML window and click Update and Submit.
How to Add Library Tutorial Playlist (SCORM) into Blackboard:
- Open your course in Blackboard and find where you’d like to put it. From the "Build Content" Dropdown, choose “Content Package (SCORM)".
- From the "Attach File" area, select "Browse Content Collection".
- From the "Browse" tab's dropdown arrow, select “Library Content". Select the “Forsyth Library Tutorials” folder.
- Select the checkbox next to the desired tutorial playlist .zip file and click "Submit"
- Choose "Submit" again (this step takes a while to load the next screen).
- Add a title and description. Under "SCORM Availability" select the following settings:
- Make SCORM Available: YES
- Number of Attempts: Allow unlimited attempts
- Track Number of Views: YES
- Under "Grading" select your desired options (NOTE: You must select grading options now, you won’t be able to change the grading items after importing the SCORM object into your course. We suggest the default settings, but descriptions are below.)
- No Grading - You could pair the library tutorials with an additional Blackboard item such as a Discussion Question, Quiz, or other assignment. This means that Bb does not add an individual line item in to your gradebook for SCORM.
- SCORM Score - Marks the SCORM as a full or partial score in the gradebook based on the progress the student made in advancing through the SCORM
- SCORM Completion - Marks the SCORM as a checkmark in your gradebook once the student selects the last item in the SCORM
- SCORM Satisfaction - Not enabled
- The SCORM should now appear as an item in your course. By default the SCORM opens up as a pop-up window. However, for a better student experience, click the small grey arrow to the right of the SCORM title in your Learning Module and select "Edit".
- Scroll down to the "Advanced Options" section of the screen and select "Yes". Click the second menu item "Launch Behavior" and under SCO Launch Type, select "Frameset" from the dropdown menu. Click "Submit"
