Designed to instruct undergraduate college students in the use of basic library materials and services available in a medium-size academic library, this self-paced workbook contains 17 units with accompanying assignments. The emphasis is on types of materials rather than areas of the library. Individual units cover the resources and services of the J. Paul Leonard Library, library terminology, how to locate a book, the author/title catalog, the subject catalog, the Library of Congress Classification System, Library of Congress Subject Headings, dictionaries, encyclopedias, almanacs, periodical indexes, periodicals in the J. Paul Leonard Library, biographies, book reviews, newspaper indexes, microforms, and government publications. Each unit introduces the student to the fundamental research technique and/or sources. This workbook is a general education requirement for all transfer students and all students enrolled in Fundamentals of Oral Communication and English as a Foreign/Second Language Level 2 at San Francisco State University. (Author/THC)