Library Instruction: Information for Faculty   Tags: information literacy, librarians, library classes, library faculty, library instruction, sac library  

Choose from 3 different ways to schedule a Library Instruction class:  

1. Stop by the Reference Desk on the 2nd floor of the Moody Learning Center,
2. call the Reference Desk at 486-0554, or
3. book immediately using our online request system:

Each instruction class is tailored to the subject, topics, and assignment identified by the classroom instructor. The classes will teach students how to:

• Develop a questioning approach to identify information need
• Determine a research strategy for an assignment
• Evaluate sources pertinent to a topic.

Library instruction classes are held in MLC 229 and MLC 230 on the second floor of the Moody Learning Center. Online classes meet with the Distance Learning Librarian, Celita DeArmond, via Elluminate.

• Library Instruction classes are taught by appointment only and may be scheduled for any regular class meeting time.
• During the Fall and Spring semesters, requests must be submitted one week prior to the date requested.
• During the Summer semesters, requests must be submitted a minimum of three working days  prior to the date requested.
• A library instruction class will not be scheduled or taught if the faculty member or substitute does not attend the instruction class.
• Student learning outcomes are assessed for each class. For more on these outcomes, see LI Outcomes & Assessment.