Published: Mon, 10/22/2012 - 17:12

The Library Instruction Team helped develop, and is currently aiding students in the completion of, a standardized Research Assignment for all Roots of Contemporary Issues (HIST 105) students.  The assignment, which is divided into five three-week parts, asks students to discover a variety of pr

Published: Mon, 10/22/2012 - 17:07

In addition to the 16-week (full semester) WSU Online section of UCOLL 300 (Accessing Information for Research), the Libraries are now offering eight week sessions.  In addition, the Libraries have started making the course available during the summer as well.  Learn more at the

Published: Mon, 10/22/2012 - 17:03

Classes on Demand is a program sponsored by the WSU Libraries that allows small groups of WSU Pullman students, staff or faculty to request and schedule research workshops or productivity/social tools workshops taught by WSU librarians.  There are over 20 workshops offered, everything from Acade

Published: Mon, 10/22/2012 - 16:50

The Library Instruction Team, working in cooperation with the Library Assessment Team, have created the LISD for library instruction sessions.  The database has improved our ability to gather and analyze teaching data.  For example, we are now getting a better understanding of the reach of our i

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Contact and Staff Information

Information about the Library Instruction Team faculty members

Partners Programs

Descriptions of over 15 WSU programs that collaborate with the Library Instruction Team

Directions to Team Office

Direction to the Library Instruction Office.

Tours, Tutorials & Handouts

Containing over 50 online tutorials including online tours of Pullman campus libraries and the resources/services available, how to use databases, and information literacy topics

Information Literacy Program

Definitions of information literacy; information literacy advancement from national, state, and WSU organizations

Creating Effective Library Assignments

General principles and guidelines for successful library assignments, suggestions for basic assignment structures

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Schedule a 15-20 minute student-led tour of the Holland and Terrell Libraries

Library Class Scheduling

Schedule a library instruction session, a library orientation or tour, reserve a room for a library related meeting

Assignment Alert Form

Form designed to give librarians advance notice of library assignments and student resource needs

Classroom Guidelines and Descriptions

Classroom usage guidlines; equipment, space, and furniture specifications for the five Pullman campus library instruction classrooms/systems

Credit-Bearing Course Offerings

UCOLL 300

Course description, links to past and current syllabi, key WSU Libraries guides and resources

Instruction Partner Programs

English Composition (Engl 101)

About English Composition, key WSU Libraries guides and resources for English Composition classes

Roots of Contemporary Issues (Hist 105)

About Roots of Contemporary Issues, key WSU Libraries guides and resources for Roots of Contemporary Issues classes

Classes on Demand
Hand-on instructional sessions for the WSU community, everything from creating webpages to using article indexes and databases
 
Subject Resources

Subject guides featuring the best library resources for every discipline, and contact information for subject specialists

Library in Your Room

Facilitates the access of library electronic resources from any convenient location

Library Instruction Evaluation Form

Evaluate Library Instruction librarians after a session.

Services and Resources Overview

Instruction librarians teach instructional sessions, collaborate to design curriculum, give general tours and orientations, and more

Services for Distance Learners

Special policies, resources, learning aids, and course-specific materials for distance students

Library Instruction Update

A regular series of presentations covering information literacy issues, open to the entire WSU community

We serve a variety of programs, faculty, and students at different levels of scholarship. Our mission is to teach library users how to access, retrieve, evaluate, use and enjoy information sources in the creation of new knowledge. As academic communities confront the information age, library instruction at Washington State University aims to be responsive to cultural, technological and curricular change in the University, and to the variant skills and comfort levels of the University's library users. In all of these endeavors, librarians model the pursuit of knowledge and impart skills and enthusiasm for learning through excellent teaching. Library faculty collaborate with University faculty and campus partner programs in this mission.

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