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Services for Faculty: Instructional Support

Learn how the MJC Librarians can partner with you to teach our students research skills.

Book a Librarian Visit

Did you know?

  • A librarian can visit your class either in-person or online.
  • During our visit, we can familiarize your students with information tools and resources in their various forms, and teach research skills necessary to apply these tools and resources effectively.
  • You and your librarian will work together to tailor the instruction session to your particular outcomes and needs.
     

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Library Instruction Options for Your Classes

Ever wondered how to get a librarian to visit your online class? We have several options for you:

  • We can add an Embedded Librarian (Class Librarian) to your class so that we can work directly with your students. Basically, this means that you will have your own class librarian. 
     
  • You can include this Library Virtual Tour in your classes. You'll find a copy in the Canvas Commons.
     
  • We can embed research guides and resources directly into your online or hybrid class. Simply review our list of Research Guides and choose one that will work for you. Don't see a guide you like in our list? A librarian can create a research guide specifically for your class. Just contact your Librarian Liaison to get started.
     
  • You can recommend your students enroll in one of our free, online, non-credit Research Skills courses.
     
  • We can work with you to create or embed YouTube videos from the MJC Library's YouTube channel (modestojclibrary) into your class.

If you have any questions, please contact your librarian liaison.


Online Research Skills Courses

Online Research Skills Courses

Our non-creditonline Research Skills courses are a perfect way to embed information literacy instruction in your online courses and provide a great way to offer extra credit to students in your traditional classes.

Students simply register in PiratesNet.

Research Skills 1 (LIBR 901)

Introduction to research, including topic selection, topic development, and an overview of available information sources.

Research Skills 2 (LIBR 902)

Introduction to research, including locating sources, identifying search terms, and evaluating sources.

Research Skills 3 (LIBR 903)

Introduction to research, including presenting research and data, citations, and academic integrity. 


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