• The Town Academic Library supports the pursuit of excellence in learning, teaching and research by ensuring that its information resources are appropriate to the University’s strategies.

• It should ensure that students and staff and all University members are equipped with the information skills to make best use of the information resources provided.

• For this purpose there are seminars held by the Town Unversity Academic Library at the dates and time specified by the library at the beginning of every semester.

• The seminars take place within the library building in the "Multimedia and Seminar Room" which is situated in the Ground Floor.

• Attendance is allowed to all Town University members, provided they have previously registered for.

• Registration forms can be found in the Library's Enquiries Desk, or they can be found on the Library's Web Site and can be completed and sent on-line (see below).

Aim:

This is a seminar which aims to provide the library's users with useful guidelines on searching information in the library's catalogue and in the library's electronic resources. Firstly, there will be discussed some ways on how to determine what kind and how much information is needed when users search for a subject. Secondly, there will take place some search examples. Lastly, there will be given some guidelines on how to evaluate the information resources they use.

Aim:

This seminar aims to give the library's users a general idea of what the World Wide Web is, and how users can benefit the most from it, when searching for information. Users will also be informed about how to best use search and meta search engines and how to evaluate a Web source.