Library Instruction: LIS 1001
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"Library Research Methods and Materials" (LIS 1001) focuses on introducing students to library and information organization, access, and retrieval. LIS 1001 is offered both as a traditional class, held in a state-of-the-art electronic classroom, or as an online class where students are able to participate in a virtual environment. This allows students hands on instruction and practice with the Libraries' ever increasing access to online resources.
LIS 1001 classes fill up quickly so be sure to register early.
For more information, visit the LIS 1001 - General Information page.
LIS 1001 Resources:
- Meet the Faculty
- See Second Floor Map of Middleton Library for classroom location
- How to forward PAWS E-mail
- Virtual Library Tour
- Detailed Course Objectives
- Common Course Outline
Key Dates and Times:
- Spring Semester 2012
Schedule of Sections Offered Spring 2012
- First Session - Spring 2012 (January 18th - March 7th)
- January 19: Final date for dropping courses without receiving a "W"
- January 20: Final date for adding courses
February 19-22: Mardi Gras Holiday - February 23: Final date for dropping courses
- Second Session - Spring 2012 (March 12th - May 1st)
- March 14: Final date for dropping courses without receiving a "W"
- March 15: Final date for adding courses
- April 24: Final date for dropping courses
April 6-15: Spring Break
This class is also available as a correspondence course
through LSU Independent and Distance Learning.
