Support the success of your students by using library resources in your future course! At this instructional prep session, Librarian Charlene will introduce you to the library’s many electronic and physical collections, as well as services offered to both professors and students. Topics to be discussed include:
Ideal for new instructors or graduate teaching assistants.
This session will be offered for free via WebEx.
Providing students with multimedia resources on topics explored elsewhere in print materials creates scaffolds to aid students in connecting new concepts with prior knowledge. Multimedia course materials help to differentiate instruction, which leads to increased student success.
An encyclopedia of history, this database is a collection of videos providing footage of seminal historic events and hundreds of profiles of great American leaders and personalities.
Provides access to Chronicle.com daily news, data, and analysis of current issues faced by universities dating back to 1989. Also provideds access to the Almanac of Higher Education, The Trends Report, and other newsletters with the creation of a free account.
Includes electronic access to over 1,100 international and peer-reviewed titles, including high-impact research titles published on behalf of over 400 scholarly and professional societies. Access dates back 1999 where available and new content is added annually.