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Information Literacy
Library
Instruction
Course-related
Instruction
The Kent Library Information
Services Librarians provide library research instruction, on an appointment
basis, to any University class or group. We can create a customized
research guide for classes and tailor sessions to meet the unique needs
of specific class research assignments or the information needs of a
specific group. Topics covered in these sessions can include library
research strategies, reference materials, the online catalog, electronic
indexes, abstracts & databases, the Web, and more.
Course-related library instruction
is most effective when the course instructor is present and actively
involved, and when the session is grounded in a specific class assignment.
Information Services Librarians are available to work with faculty on
assignment development and help identify topics, approaches, or specific
sources.
Scheduling: To
schedule an instruction session, please contact the
Coordinator of Information Literacy, an individual
Information Services Librarian, or the Reference Desk (573-651-2230) at least
one full week in advance of the date for which you wish to schedule
an instruction session.
Activities &
Resources
Area High Schools
Area high schools are also invited
to take advantage of the Library's instructional program, with the understanding
that University classes and students take priority over them. High schools
wishing to schedule a group into the Library are asked to contact the
Reference Desk at 651-2230 or the Coordinator of
Information Literacy no later than two full weeks in advance of
the desired date, and to restrict the size of the group to
30 students or less.
See the
Area High Schools:
Information about Library Instruction
brochure (pdf) for additional information.
Information Services Librarians
Non-Instructional Tours of the Library
We recognize that many groups would like to tour the
building. Kent Library does offer staff led tours of the building.
For more information see Kent Library
Tours.
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