Click here for a version you can print out in your browser. During fall 1999, faculty librarians taught 311 faculty-requested library instruction sessions.
Instruction occurs at all levels and across most disciplines.
Approximately 7,702 students participated and learned how to use the Library, notably electronic information resources, more efficiently and effectively. During the spring 2000 semester, as in past semesters, the Library is offering a variety of instructional opportunities including our faculty-requested instruction sessions. These hands-on sessions are designed to involve CSUF students in active learning that will boost their confidence and increase their knowledge of library research methods and materials. Sessions can also be tailored to the specific research needs of a class and include the above, as well as advanced search strategies and techniques, analysis and use of appropriate class-related print and electronic resources, and searching and evaluation of relevant Web sites. If you would like to schedule a session for your class or classes, you have several options.