We are here to help you teach! Request assistance in designing and testing library assignments, using library resources in the classroom, and creating class-related bibliographies. You can schedule instructional sessions that are designed specifically for your class, covering areas such as library research strategies, critical thinking skills, and information literacy. Contact your departmental library for details on what instructional services they provide or contact Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe, Coordinator for Information Literacy Services and Instruction.
Requesting library sessions for your class, what library instruction can do for your class, putting materials on reserve, detecting and preventing plagiarism in the classroom and strategies for creating effective library assignments.
Librarians have many tools, tips, and strategies to assist you and your students. This page includes library resources you can link into your course management system.
How to conduct searches, look up your account information, and more.
Departmental libraries create webpages that provide instructional resources for students and instructors including research guides, subject guides, database guides, and class guides. A subject guide might consist of an annotated bibliography on a particular topic or it might be a detailed list of library resources for a specific topic. Search by topic A-Z.
Many librarians create webpages for course-integrated instruction for their students to access as preparation for the instruction session or as a supplement to the in-person instruction. The resources are organized by course name and number.
Research guides on general library resources and tools including biographical resources, book reviews, dissertations, and more.
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