Practical source work
Tutorials
Short, evidence-led walkthroughs for questions library professionals face: finding the record, reading what it says, and keeping a trail someone else can check.
Completed walkthroughs
Find and save a board document
Follow a real public meeting agenda to its attachment, save the original PDF, and write a source note. The example separates a proposed purchase list from a decision.
What happened to this book?
Read a preserved state spreadsheet carefully. Identify its heading, dates, scope, and the questions it cannot answer.
Who’s behind the ebook service?
Trace Libby to its maker and read a dated acquisition announcement without turning a historical release into a claim about present ownership.
Each lesson links to the source material it uses and says what that source cannot establish.