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Scavenger hunts are an effective, fun way of orienting new students to the library. The low-tech nature and small scale of the scavenger hunt program described here might be more suitable for health sciences libraries than other models, particularly for libraries with small staffs. This model also includes a unique optional element useful for library marketing. This article describes the methods used, shares reactions of program participants, and provides suggestions for those considering orienting students in this way.

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Scavenger hunts are an effective, fun way of orienting new students to the library. A low-tech model makes it easy to implement with a small staff and low cost. An optional element is useful for library marketing and promotion.

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This page is a summary of: Low-Tech Scavenger Hunt Model for Student Orientation, Medical Reference Services Quarterly, September 2016, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/02763869.2016.1220754.
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