Instructional services
Although the physical Lloyd Sealy Library is currently closed until further notice, we are always here to assist faculty and students with teaching, learning and research.
Please note that we do our best to accommodate library instruction requests, but due to budget and staff constraints, we must target and prioritize certain classes.
At this time we strongly encourage faculty to remain aware of the resources they are assigning for classes. While the library is physically closed, students and faculty will not be able to access physical books (circulating and reserve collections), DVDs, etc. for borrowing or scanning. If your assignment requires an item that is only accessible via the physical library, please make every effort to ensure that you are able to provide the material to your students via alternative methods. This page provides additional information and suggestions.
Online teaching tools you can use
DIY! Incorporate Library resources into your online course and provide your students with engaging, high-quality information. Make use of our condensed Remote Resources for a Distance Learning Environment.
Tutorials and quizzes (Credo)
Choose which skills you want to your students to develop. Share the URLs to specific tutorials &/or quizzes with your students. Quiz takers can choose to email the results to you.
Request library instruction for an online or hybrid class
An embedded librarian visits your Blackboard course for a week and provides library instruction.
Assignment development
Partner with a librarian to design assignments that improve students' library research skills.
Information literacy
Guide to information literacy, including faculty resources for building students’ skills in finding, evaluating and using information.