Getting Started
Library Basics
Welcome to the library's Research Guide for Mr. Tom Pieczynski's Business, Computers, and Information Technology course. Please use the documents and links provided to complete your studies. If you have any questions, just ask!
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Graduate Studies Librarian
elise.georgulis@delval.edu
215-489-2386 (ZOOM phone). Please send me an email to set up an appointment.
Documents
Syllabus
- EDU 585 C- SyllabusPieczynski
Class Documents
- Class #2 Article Review AssignmentPieczynski
Selected readings for class (from syllabus):
Class Links
Selected links for class (from syllabus):
- BCIT StandardsSource: Standards Aligned System (SAS) from Pennsylvania Department of Education
Business, Computer and Information Technology (BCIT) Standards for PreK- 12.
Getting Help
Meet with a Librarian
The Writing Center
The Writing Center is staffed by DelVal undergraduate peer tutors who help with writing assignments in all your courses. We view writing as a process that involves planning, reading, drafting, revising, and editing—writing with substance involves discovering your meaning through brainstorming, sharing, and getting lots of feedback.
Tutors help you gain a fresh perspective on the writing process, and can assist with any stage of the process: choosing a topic or working through writer's block, generating ideas, creating an outline, sharpening a thesis, arranging and organizing paragraphs, citing correctly and fluently, editing grammar and mechanics, and more.
Instructors receive a copy of the tutor report completed during the session, to illustrate your engagement with the writing process and meeting the demands of writing across disciplines.
Services are on a walk-in basis, so no appointment is necessary. Schedules are posted in the Writing Center, on Inside DelVal, and on professors' Blackboard course pages.
Tutors look forward to working with you!
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The Writing CenterWe offer in-person writing tutoring AND remote writing tutoring through Zoom. To receive in-person tutoring, simply stop by Miller Hall, room 103 during our open hours. You will be seen on a first-come, first-serve basis.