Faculty Guide to Library Resources: Instruction/Class Visit Requests
A guide to explain the different kinds of resources available through the library; ebooks, articles, trade journals, scholarly journals, newspapers from around the world, special content like company, country, and industry reports, videos on demand, and m
Our librarians provide top-notch quality lessons on various information literacy topics in person and virtually via Zoom.
Schedule sessions by emailing Amy Harris, Assistant Professor, Instructional and Assessment Librarian: amy.harris03@saintleo.edu.
What we need from you: The more time you give us, the better--so please think ahead at least a week to schedule something with us.
We need information on what we should focus upon--Is it one paper? Is it an overall view of the library? Is it APA formatting? What are our goals?
Please send us the syllabus, assignment information, room number or Zoom link, the approximate number of students attending and anything else that would help us provide a great session(s).
We prefer that the instructor/professor is present in the class(es)--it helps with cohesion and sometimes we need you there to help shape the course of our talk.
Instruction Topics
Library Orientation: provides an overview of library services, the library website, and how to get help.
Subject and Course Specific Library Instruction: provides an overview of resources for a particular subject area and resources for specific assignments, such as how to locate, save, and cite peer-reviewed scholarly journal articles.
Evaluation: provides instruction on understanding different kinds of resources and how to evaluate the authority, credibility, and purpose of sources.
MLA/APA: provides instruction on how to format papers, headings, in-text and reference citations
Zotero: provides instruction on how to download and use Zotero to save and organize sources and cite sources fully integrated with Microsoft Word.
Archives: provides instruction on how to search and use archival materials.