All comments or suggestions are appreciated and will be considered carefully. Information literacy is an increasingly important skill for everyone. The ability to find relevant information and apply it appropriately is essential in education and in the workplace. The Library Instruction Program offers general orientation classes to familiarize students and faculty with the resources and services of the library, and teaches the critical thinking skills necessary to find and filter information.
Advanced classes focus on specific disciplines and assignment-oriented instruction.
The Library Instruction classroom is hands-on learning environment with 15 student computers and an instructor's computer. The instructor can control all the student computers from a central keypad, echoing what is on the instructor's computer to all student computers, showing one student's computer screen to all others, or releasing the computers for individual searching. The result is an efficient use of classroom instruction time and an opportunity for immediate practice. To schedule a class, contact the coordinator, Abbey Warner , or use the Class Scheduler . Students may check materials out in a faculty member's name only if they present the faculty member's identification card and a signed note of permission.