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LIBA 111: Contemporary Design Culture

Use this guide to explore research strategies and resources for LIBA 111: Contemporary Design Culture

About This Guide

Welcome to the Research Guide for LIBA 111: Contemporary Design Culture. This guide was designed to help students enrolled in the LIBA 111 course with their research projects. 

Navigate through the pages on the menu to the left for more information.

IKEA Books: Browse and search for current library collection holdings related to IKEA.

Themed Environment Books: Discover books about themed environments and theme park design in our library.

Database ResourcesBrowse through our library databases that contain information related to your course and project topics. 

Presentation Tips: Use this page to gather tips for your IKEA and Themed Environments presentations based on what your instructors are looking for. 

Presentation Tools: Browse online tools to utilize for your presentations. 

Feel free to contact the library for assistance at any point in your research process, whether you're just starting a project or you're hitting a dead end. Chat services and librarian contact information can be found on the left side of this page. Or, schedule a research consultation by clicking on the link below.

Dates for Scheduling an Appointment

Once your group is assigned your IKEA topic, please schedule an appointment with either a librarian or a research consultant. The last day to schedule an appointment with us is Sunday, November 10th. We will not meet with any groups past this date. 

Schedule a Research Consultation

Goldstein Library provides research consultations with Research Librarians who are interested in your topic and excited to help you research! We are prepared to help you find the information you need to be successful! Our specialization is helping artists and designers find the materials that they need for reference and research (images, books, journal articles, websites, videos, and more); helping you understand how you can use what you find ethically; and how to cite your sources.