Are you looking for new resources or activities to help you teach research skills? Would you like to learn more about incorporating open educational or library resources into your courses?

 University Libraries recently launched an online guide called "Instructor Resources at University Libraries." This section of the Libraries website is intended to provide instructors with teaching-related guidance on topics such as open educational resources and information literacy. In addition, instructors can find “ready-to-share” resources including videos, CarmenCanvas modules and sample activities that can quickly be incorporated into a course or instruction session. These resources cover a range of topics, from searching the library catalog to developing a research question or understanding literature reviews. In this interactive presentation, you will learn more about the resources available through the new guide, have a chance to explore the content and identify relevant resources and learn more about how you can use the guide to support your teaching practices and student learning.

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