CLEVELAND HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY

Health Sciences Training

Training for Use of Health Sciences Library Resources

The following courses will be offered in room R244 of the Health Center Library at the dates and times shown:

All courses are also offered by appointment. Please contact reference at 216.368.3218, or by hclref@case.edu to make arrangements.

Please register online through CaseLearns.

You may also register for all classes offered by the Cleveland Health Sciences Library by completing the online form, or by calling the Reference Department at 216.368.3218.

CHSL has prepared an online guide on basic research in the health sciences.

CHSL has prepared online subject guides.

Some training handouts and powerpoints are available.

The CHSL librarians can also make custom presentations in your department or classroom, or in the library's classroom. These presentations may include any of the topics listed above, or a specific database, information literacy, or anything appropriate to the health sciences. Please contact us by email, Health Center Library Reference, (hclref@case.edu) or by phone at 216.368.3218 and we will be happy to discuss a solution for your needs.

CaseLearns>>

CaseLearns (a new, enhanced version of KSLearn) supports the Case vision “transforming all learners” and the Case Libraries’ vision to “make available high quality library services to educate the community in their effective use”. The new training program offers a streamlined curriculum for faculty, students, and staff. CaseLearns takes advantage of current information and instructional technologies to facilitate and enhance teaching, research, and learning. The program is made possible by a collaborative effort of the Kelvin Smith Library, Information Technology and Academic Computing (ITAC) with generous support and guidance from the Department of Human Resources.

OhioLINK & ALAO Instruction Clearinghouse>>

These materials provide information on many aspects of instruction and reference services from Ohio academic libraries. The links access a variety of materials such as handouts, bibliographies and subject guides, pathfinders, tutorials, and reference/instruction department web pages. Member libraries have provided these materials in the spirit of community and cooperation. Items may be copied and used freely. Proper credit should be given to the original authors. Questions about adapting an item should be directed to the originating library.