Curriculum Mapping Examples: Montgomery College Library Tutorials & Credo Instruct Content
The MC Library’s information literacy content allows you to easily pull learning objects directly into your Blackboard course to provide your students
with crucial support in building the information literacy skills they need to be successful with academic assignments. We are offering both the
librarian-created tutorials and quizzes you are used to and a new series of tutorials and videos from Credo Instruct. You will be able to access all of
these resources from the Library Tutorials, Videos, and Quizzes for Faculty link on the left menu of any Blackboard course site.
This document is intended as an example of how the available tutorials and videos could be mapped to the information literacy learning
outcomes for a selection of courses. You are welcome to include this content in your courses in any way that you see fit. Need assistance? Visit the
Library Tutorials, Videos, and Quizzes page to see all available content, instructions, and contact information.
Information Literacy Content
BIOL 150
Organize information in the form of a scientific lab
report
Credo Video: Synthesizing Information
Find external resources that further explain and
explore applications of the experiment you
conducted
Credo Tutorial: Choosing & Using Keywords
Credo Video: How to Read Scholarly Materials
MC Library Tutorial: Use RaptorSearch to Find Articles, Books, &
Cite sources in APA citation style
Credo Video: Why Citations Matter
Credo Video: APA Citation Style
MC Library Tutorial: APA Citations
Course Learning Outcome Information Literacy Content
ENGL 102
Identify issues for research Credo Video: Searching as Exploration
Formulate research questions that aid in
exploration and analysis
Credo Video: Searching as Exploration
Recognize and avoid plagiarism
MC Library Tutorial: Academic Integrity & Avoiding Plagiarism
Credo Video: Plagiarism
Develop a search strategy using keywords. Credo Tutorial: Choosing & Using Keywords
Use traditional library and online research skills to
locate and evaluate college-level research materials
as well as types of sources appropriate to research
MC Library Tutorial: Use RaptorSearch to Find Articles, Books, &
More
Credo Video: Refining Search Results
Analyze readings for implied and direct meaning
and for tone, audience and purpose
Credo Video: Types of Bias
Integrate sources into a written research paper,
using in-text citations.
Credo Video: Synthesizing Information