Welcome to the RCCC customized version of TILT!
TILT (University of Texas Information Literacy Training)
is an interactive, high-quality, web-based tutorial developed by the
University of Texas System Library Digital Information Literacy Office at Austin.
 

The tutorial is organized in the following three modules:
  1. Selecting: focus on the different sources of information, where to find these sources, and how to choose the best ones for your research.
  2. Searching: focus on selecting the best source to search, choosing the most appropriate words, and combining them successfully.
  3. Evaluating: focus on locating, evaluating and citing print and electronic sources.
Each of the three modules should take you about 30 minutes to complete and includes the following:
  • An introduction
  • A list of key concepts and skills you should learn
  • A main text with links to topic explanations
  • A quiz
 
Bill Lite (This version is text only -- requires no plug-ins.)
Full BILL (This version has total interactivity -- text with graphic displays.)
(No plug-ins required --
text only)
(Total interactivity --
text with graphic displays)
 
NOTE:
To view and read all material displayed in the course window, you will often need to scroll down.
(Reminder: The scroll bar and arrows are located on the far right of your screen.)
 

Resources for Librarians and Educators

Copyright © 1998-2004. The University of Texas System Digital Library. This material may be reproduced, distributed, or incorporated only subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the TILT Open Publication License.
(The latest version is available at http://tilt.lib.utsystem.edu/yourtilt/agreement.html.)