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Library Instruction

Enhance your course curriculum, research assignments, and students' information literacy skills through customized library instruction. Collaborate with an instruction librarian to schedule and plan one or more sessions specifically designed to meet the research needs of your students.

Scheduling Library Instruction

To schedule Library Instruction for your classes, submit a Library Instruction Request or contact:

Reference Services, Main LibraryLeah Banks (850) 622-1797
Learning Resources Center Cindy Judd (859) 622-6595
Distance Education Librarian Brad Marcum (859) 622-1801
Government Documents & Law Library Linda Sizemore (859) 622-2068
Justice & Safety Library Nicole Montgomery (859) 622-6227
Music Library Greg Engstrom (859) 622-1795
University Archives Chuck Hill (859) 622-1792

Tips for Scheduling Library Instruction

  • Schedule as far in advance as possible.
  • Plan a definite assignment for your students. It may be term paper, a semester project, an annotated bibliography, or any assignment that requires students to obtain information beyond their textbook. For more information, check out Creating Effective Assignments or contact your library liaison.
  • Have students select their individual topics well in advance and tell us what they are. When the session is given, the students will be actively involved, and the librarian instructor will be well prepared to teach them.
  • Be specific about what you want your students to learn during the session. Feel free to request specific titles and resources that you would like to have covered.
  • Prepare the students beforehand by letting them know that you expect them to listen during the instruction session and to apply what they learn.
  • Attend the instruction session because faculty comments and participation always add to the effectiveness of a library presentation. And, of course, students are more engaged if the instructor is present.