Liason for Nursing, Psychology, History, and Education

EDUCATIONAL
BACKGROUND
BS, Health and Physical Education, Ursinus College
MS, Library and Information Science, Drexel University
CLASSES OFFERED
  • DPR 116: Using the Internet for Research - Students will learn how to retrieve, evaluate and use information from search engines and databases.
  • Use of online catalog to find books, videos, etc.
  • Use of indexes to locate periodical articles
  • Evaluation of WWW sources
  • Citation formats for electronic resources
LINKS

RESOURCES

New! 4 Library Research Tips

Interdisciplinary Link

  • Internet Public Library - public library on the Internet; founded by U. of Mich. School of Information; hosted by Drexel U.

Nursing Link

Literary Links

Grading Rubric for Works Cited


PUBLICATIONS

Malone, Debbie and Carol Videon. “Models of Library Instruction for First-year Students.” The Role of the Library in the First College Year. Ed. Larry Hardesty. Columbia: University of South Carolina, National Resource Center for the First-Year Experience and Students in Transition, 2007. 51-62.

Malone, Debbie and Carol Videon. First Year Student Library Instruction Programs. Chicago: American Library Association, 2003.

Gillette, Mary Ann and Carol Videon. "Seeking Quality on the Internet: A Case Study of Composition Students' Works Cited." Teaching English in the Two-Year College, Vol. 26, N0. 2, December 1998.

Malone, Debbie and Carol Videon. "Assessing Undergraduate Use of Electronic Resources: A Quantitative Analysis of Works Cited." Research Strategies 15 (1997): 151 - 158.


PRESENTATIONS

Pennsylvania State Library Association
November 13, 2002 held in Hershey, Pennsylvania
"Videoconferencing for Delivering Information Literacy Instruction"


EDUCATIONAL
PHILOSOPHY

Finding information using all the tools available is a necessity in this Information Age.  Resources available through the DCCC Library as well as the public library and the internet can help in one’s personal life (who to vote for and understanding health conditions), one’s work life (competitors, marketing ideas), and one’s academic career (identifying authoritative resources for research topics). 

Individual help is available through the following delivery modes:  in person, telephone (610-359-5146), email and IM.

I welcome and encourage everyone to use a library for their personal and professional needs.