Writing an exegesis paper can be a daunting task but a rewarding process. Learn to use both print and online resources for biblical exegesis available through the GTU library and on the Internet.
Learn to use this free citation management software to organize your research. It integrates with Microsoft Office to create an alphabetized bibliography in your choice of style, including Turabian.This session will be online in YouTube, so you'll just need a computer and headphones/speakers to listen in.
Please direct all questions to the chat box on the GTU library homepage.
Learn to use this free citation management software to organize your research. It integrates with Microsoft Office to create an alphabetized bibliography in your choice of style, including Turabian. Bring your laptop!
Learn to use this free citation management software to organize your research. It integrates with Microsoft Office to create an alphabetized bibliography in your choice of style, including Turabian. Bring your laptop!
Quizzes are still a popular way of assessing students’ progress throughout a course. Quizzes can also provide opportunities to teach students interactively through various types of feedback. This workshop looks at Moodle’s Quiz module to design traditional and developmental quizzes.
This workshop is the first in the Course Design Workshop Series. Please RSVP to kschiefelbein@gtu.edu to sign up for the workshop.
Writing an exegesis paper can be a daunting task but a rewarding process. Learn to use both print and online resources for biblical exegesis available through the GTU library and on the Internet.
Learn to use this free citation management software to organize your research. It integrates with Microsoft Office to create an alphabetized bibliography in your choice of style, including Turabian. Bring your laptop!
This session will meet in the Library's Collaborative Learning Space.
The Flora Lamson Hewlett Library at the GTU invites you to our annual book sale. Thousands of books! Light refreshments will be served. In honor of St. Jerome, patron saint of librarians.
