Workshops and Instruction
Individual libraries of CUL offer a wide variety of open workshops designed to assist patrons in developing skills in library research, information management and computer applications. These workshops are free and open to registered Cornell students, faculty and staff. Below are the workshop offerings by unit library.
Faculty can also request library instruction sessions that are custom-designed to meet the special needs of their classes by contacting the Instruction Coordinator of their respective library or filling out this form.
Adelson Library (Cornell Lab of Ornithology)
Africana Library
Catherwood Library (Industrial and Labor Relations)
- In-Depth Research Assistance
- Subject-specific Classes
- Library Tours
- Internet Training
- Introduction to Library Resources
- Lexis-NexisTraining
- RefWorks
CISER
- SAS Programming, Parts 1 and 2
- SPSS Programming, Parts 1 and 2
- Stata Programming
- Atlas.ti
- Introduction to Matlab
CIT's Technology Training Program
Engineering Library
Customized Classes for:
- New Student Orientation, Tours
- Library Research (basic, advanced)
- Engineering Information Competencies
- Patent Searching
Consultations for:
- Video and Audio Production
- Linux
- Image Editing
- Dreamweaver (introduction)
Fine Arts Library
Geneva Experiment Station Library
Hotel (Nestlé Library)
- New Student Orientations
- Hospitality Research
- Interview Preparation
- Finance
- Managerial Communications
- Real Estate
- Food and Beverage Management
Johnson Graduate School of Management Library
- B2B Market Research
- Bloomberg 101
- Building Better Business Plans
- Business Abroad: Know Your Space
- Business Collaboration 2.0: Overview
- Business Collaboration 2.0: Wikis
- Business Collaboration 2.0: Blogs
- Business Collaboration 2.0: RSS
- Business Collaboration 2.0: Social Networking
- Business Collaboration 2.0: Social Bookmarking
- Competitive Intelligence
- Consumer Market Research
- Interview Preparation: Research Makes the Difference
- MBA Starter Kit: Research for Success
- Orientations
- Sustainability Research: Making the Case
Law Library
Mann Library
- Basic Data Analysis Workshop Part I of Two Sessions
- Introductory EndNote
- Basic Data Analysis Part II of Two Sessions
- ArcGIS - I
- Introduction to Refworks
- ArcGIS - II
- Bloomberg Info Session
- Learn to Use Cornell-subscribed funding opportunity databases
- Getting Started with Data Analysis
Olin/Kroch/Uris Libraries
- HTML I: Creating a Web Page
- HTML II: Intermediate HTML
- HTML III: Tables and Introduction to Frames
- Introduction to Style Sheets
- Dreamweaver, Part I
- Dreamweaver, Part II
- Confluence Wikis
- PowerPoint, an Introduction
- Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2007
- Introduction to Photoshop CS3
- Create Digital Audio
- Introduction to Video Editing with Adobe Premiere
- Finding Images
- Digital Image Research
- NeoGeography: Google Maps
- Google Earth
- Essential Research Tools
- Key Humanities Tools
- Key Economics Tools
- Statistical Databases for the Social Sciences
- Use the Internet Like a Pro! (RSS and Social Bookmarking)
- What's Happening to Newspapers?
- Electronic Genealogy I
- Electronic Genealogy II
- Manage Citations with RefWorks
- Advanced RefWorks
- Manage Citations with EndNote
- RefWorks for Grad Students
Physical Sciences Library
- Library Research Sessions
- Consultations
Rare and Manuscript Collections
