LibGuide Explanation
This Research Guide should assist you in preparing your Practice Sets for WRAP, but it should also continue to assist you throughout your law school career in getting started on a legal research topic.
Each tab of this guide corresponds to a particular topic for a particular legal research resource. On each tab you will find a tutorial that will teach you about the specifc resource as it pertains to your practice sets for WRAP. You will also find some additional resources that may help you further understand that resource and how and when you would want to use it.
Please also remember that the Reference Librarians are available to assist you with learning these resources, as well. In addition to the "Ask a Librarian" chat feature at the bottom of this column, please feel free to email, phone, or visit the reference librarians in person during normal working hours.
Page Explanation
During week 1 of your WRAP class, you attended library tours - a virtual tour of the catalog, and a physical tour of the library. This page of the Research Guide contains a slideshow of the virtual tour. If you need further assistance with the physical layout of the library, please don't hesitate to contact one of the librarians.
Other Resources
- Interactive library maps
- Search tips for using the library catalog
Chat with a Reference Librarian
If you need more information on this topic, please contact the reference desk:
by phone: 651-290-6424
via e-mail: reference@wmitchell.edu
Or, during regular work hours, you may chat with a William Mitchell reference librarian here.
Wiliam Mitchell Tutorial
To view this slideshow, click on "Start Prezi" icon, and then, if you wish to view the slideshow in full-screen, click on the full-screen icon (looks like a rectangle) in the lower right-hand corner of the presentation. There are then plus and minus signs on the right-hand side that will allow you to zoom in and out.
Legal Research in a Nutshell
To view this slideshow, click on "Start Prezi" icon, and then, if you wish to view the slideshow in full-screen, click on the full-screen icon (looks like a rectangle) in the lower right-hand corner of the presentation. There are then plus and minus signs on the right-hand side that will allow you to zoom in and out.

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