- Identify a purpose or rationale for the assignment that is clearly communicated to the students
- Make sure the assignment is closely tied to the course content to provide relevance
- Check with the WSU Libraries' Subject
Area Resources and Subject
Area Guides to learn of relevant resources for your assignment
- Work through the assignment yourself
- Be sure that each resource listed on your assignment has the complete name of the item, accurate
usage of terminology is a must
- Create assignments so that a large number of students are not trying to get access to
a very small number of resources
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- Check with your Subject
Area Specialist (librarian) to get an idea about available resources
and potential resources limitations
- Check with your Subject
Area Specialist (librarian) about putting heavily used materials
on reserve
- Contact your Subject
Area Specialist (librarian) to schedule a course-integrated instruction
session
- Contact your Subject
Area Specialist (librarian) to see about putting a paper copy
of your assignment at the reference desk
- Encourage your students
to stop by the Reference & Information Desk to get help if they
need assistance
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