This guide includes lesson plans and materials for library workshops in the following categories:
These lessons are offered cafeteria-style, meaning you can use any combination of these lessons, depending on your students' needs. Livestreaming and face-to-face instructors will also see time limitations for each lesson.
To ensure the continued success of our English instruction program with our current librarian Instruction Team staffing, we are adjusting the number of in-person sessions available and adding more online options to supplement in-person instruction. We will now only offer one face-to-face session per section with a librarian per semester, supported by multiple online modules and digital materials.The face-to-face session will continue to provide different options to accommodate your needs.
Use the green navigation menu (left) to select the course you're teaching, then click on the modality of your course to see materials librarians will use to teach your class (or, in the case of online classes, modules you can import from Canvas Commons).
If you'd like to learn more about our instruction program, please contact the instruction coordinator. We are happy to work with you to provide the support your students need!
| Creating a Topic | Search Tools & Databases | Source Evaluation |
|---|---|---|
| ENGH 1005 | ENGH 1005 | ENGH 1005 |
| ENGL 1010 | ENGL 1010 | ENGL 1010 |
| ENGL 2010 | ENGL 2010 | ENGL 2010 |
| Creating a Topic | Search Tools & Databases | Source Evaluation | Guided Research |
| Creating a Topic (3:11) | Search Terms (3:29) | SIFT Method: Evaluating Sources (3:40) | Creating a Topic (3:11) |
| Article Searching in OneSearch (2:32) | Popular v. Scholarly Sources (3:54) | Search Terms (3:29) | |
| Article Searching in ProQuest (2:59) | Reading Scholarly Articles (3:17) | Article Searching in OneSearch (2:32) | |
| Popular v. Scholarly Sources (3:54) | Popular v. Scholarly Sources (3:54) | ||
| Reading Scholarly Articles (3:17) |
These lessons are offered cafeteria-style, meaning you can schedule any combination of these lessons, depending on your students' needs and your available class time. Instruction requests must be submitted at least seven days in advance.
To ensure the continued success of our English instruction program with our current librarian Instruction Team staffing, we are adjusting the number of in-person sessions available and adding more online options to supplement in-person instruction. We will now only offer one face-to-face session per section with a librarian per semester, supported by multiple online modules and digital materials. The face-to-face session will continue to provide different options to accommodate your needs. Please see below for the session options.
If your class meets in a computer lab classroom or at a satellite campus, we are happy to visit your regular classroom. If you'd like us to provide this service, please contact the Instruction Coordinator directly.
