Research Guides: Library Tutorials: Know More Now Workshops & Guides

Know More Now Workshop Series

During the Fall 2011 semester, the library began Know More Now, a series of workshops on specific topics. Watch videos from these sessions here:

Know More Now Workshop Video: Infographics This SBCC Library Know More Now video presents a 2016 workshop in which Michelle Bone provides tips and resources for creating infographics to get your message across to an audience.
Know More Now Workshop Video: Searching Smarter in Google This SBCC Library Know More Now video presents a 2013 workshop in which Molly Riley and Ellen Carey demonstrated how to use advanced search strategies and tricks in Google, for better search results.
Know More Now Workshop Video: Evernote and Mobile Devices This SBCC Library Know More Now video presents a 2011 workshop in which Kenley Neufeld demonstrated how to use Evernote in classes and meetings for recording audio and storing pictures, notes, and documents.
Know More Now Workshop Video: Facebook and Privacy This SBCC Library Know More Now video presents a 2011 workshop in which Kenley Neufeld demonstrated how to manage privacy settings on Facebook, including how to configure your account correctly, how to create lists for posting and reading, and how to use Facebook Groups.

Know More Now Guides

The Know More Now Guides are brief, printable documents providing tips on different topics related to the research process or critical thinking about information.

Know More Now Guide: What-Where-How Research Strategy Try using the What-Where-How approach to developing a search strategy, by identifying what specific information you need, where you might find that type of information, and how to search for it.
Know More Now Guide: Formatting Hanging Indents for Citations This printable document from the SBCC Library demonstrates how to format hanging indents for citations, using the "ruler" in Google Drive, Microsoft Word, and other word processing programs.
SIFT & PICK Fact Checking & Source Evaluation A printable version of the SIFT & PICK approach to evaluating sources using lateral reading (SIFT) to fact check a source and vertical reading (PICK) to decide whether it is the best source for your needs.