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ASC: Supports for Faculty and Staff - In-Class Workshops

About the Library Instruction Workshops

The Library delivers live sessions led by Library Reference staff, customized to your student’s needs. Live sessions are delivered in Webex, Teams, and in-person when permitted. If you are looking for support for specialized library research topics we are interested in hearing from you and helping find new ways to support your students, such as creating videos for use in LEARN. 

Topics covered in live library instruction sessions often include:

  • An introduction to the Library
  • Creating effective searches
  • Choosing the most effective search tools
  • Searching the Library’s OneSearch discovery tool and using its specialized features
  • Searching specialized online databases
  • Searching & evaluating suitable Internet resources
  • Answering student’s questions 

To Book a Library Workshop for your Class

When booking your session:

  • Please notify us at least two weeks in advance to ensure the availability of staff and time to prepare.
  • If there is an assignment related to the library instruction session, please provide a copy. This will allow us to make the session more relevant to the students’ specific needs.

How to Book Library Instruction

Library instruction sessions can be booked, either when requesting the Library Basics LEARN course, or by contacting:

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Bettina Allen
Reference & Circulation Coordinator
ballen@rrc.ca
204-632-3969