To arrange library research or technology instruction sessions, customized to the needs of your classes or I.S. groups, please contact your Subject Liaison Librarian. Together, you can work to find a day and time that works for both of you. Reserving multiple sessions is also always welcome.
Librarians can teach about a range of topics related to research and information literacy. Some examples include:
- Navigating College research tools and types of sources
- Understanding scholarly conversation and citations
- Locating and applying primary sources
- Understanding (or deconstructing) ideas of scholarly authority
- Evaluating information (of all kinds- not just scholarship) for reliability, narrative, and opinion
- Understanding peer review and types of sources
- Topics in critical information literacy, such as digital divide and information privilege, AI literacy, censorship, information for profit, and more.
