Library instruction sessions support your course curriculum and prepare students for research-based assignments, in coordination with the Library's Information Literacy Plan. Face-to-face or online library instruction can range from individual research consultations with students to an in-class lecture and workshop.
Librarians are available for:
Please complete the NEIU Libraries Instruction Request Intake Form to arrange a session for your class.
Please note: A two-week advance notice is greatly appreciated (and necessary) to best accommodate instruction requests, especially if you would like a recording. Please take that into consideration when planning library instruction.
You and your students are also welcome to visit the first floor Reference Desk or call (773) 442-4410.
The NEIU Libraries' produced a suite of video and print tutorials aimed at teaching students information literacy concepts and skills to acquaint or assist them with library research.
You can access the tutorials via the Introduction to Research guide.
A librarian can post modules, engage in discussions, and even add assessable content such as quizzes. Contact the library faculty member who is the subject librarian for your department to discuss possibilities.
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