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Byzanitine Illuminated Manuscript Gospel of St. Luke

Byzantinischer Maler um 1020. Illuminated. Konstantinopel, um 1020, Vier Heilige, Four Saints. From an 11th Century Byzantine Illuminated Manuscript containing opening of the Gospel of St. Luke at Wikimedia Commons. This image is in the public domain, from a collection of reproductions compiled by the Yorck Project

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Library of Congress Classification

Here is a link to the Library of Congress "N" Classification schedule. You can use this if you want to find an area to browse on the second floor of the Auraria Library.

http://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/lcco/lcco_n.pdf

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GETTING STARTED

GETTING STARTED: Research Strategies, 3rd ed., (2008) by William Badke. This book is a great resource for study about the research process. An online abridged version is available, but much briefer than the print version. The print edition can be checked out.

The starting place for your library research is with the "research question." A well articulated, focused question is essential for an effective search of article databases and library catalogs.

If you need assistance in formulating your question or other type of assistance, please ask at the reference desk.

URL for your class guide:
http://guides.auraria.edu/mscd_arth1600_Mollenhauer

CSU Research Tutorial
An animated tutorial from Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado. (NOTE: no audio)

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Library Overview

Library Information

Library Information page and maps. A place for first-time library users to find preliminary information.
Research Help 24/7
If you need any type of assistance, this page can suggest where to start. Or give me a call at 303-556-4298, weekdays.
Tutorials
Short tutorials on different databases & research help. A good place to find out about some basic library resources and services.

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