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How do I…Find facts and figures on the web using government resources?
About this workshop:
This workshop will help you find current print and Web-based government information: statistics, legislation, hearings, reports, investigations, and other types of official publications. Learn about government documents and political literacy from the experts! Sample topics include: career prospects, gas prices, internet privacy, and guns used in homicides. You can even get a head start on learning to track a bill through Congress or finding population information from the Census!
Please note: This workshop is one hour and 30 minutes long.
Who is this workshop for?
Recommended for anyone searching for government information.
Additional information:
- If you would like to receive credit for attending this workshop for a class, you will receive certification of your attendance at the conclusion of the workshop.
- If you have questions about the workshops please e-mail us at: uglinstruct@library.uiuc.edu
- Visit the University Libraries Schedule of Events.
- If you need the help of a librarian visit: Ask a Librarian
Sponsored by the Governement Documents Library.
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Updated: January 4, 2005 |