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Benedictine
Library : Instruction |
Individual
or Small Group Instruction
Small
group or one-on-one instruction is generally done in the library. Appointments
are preferred, especially for small group sessions. Instruction sessions can cover
a wide range of topics: how to do research, how to develop search strategies,
how to conduct database searches, how to search the Internet, etc.
Classroom
Instruction
Classroom
library instructional sessions are available for all academic disciplines.
- The instructor contacts the Library to arrange
in-class presentations with the
liaison librarian for your department or program.
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All traditional classrooms are equipped with a lecturer's Internet accessible
computer and LCD projector. If a hands-on computer classroom for students is required,
then arrangements must be made to reserve one (either by the instructor or the
Librarian) with the Scheduling Coordinator at X6334
- At
least one week's advance notice is required to schedule an instructional session.
Two or more weeks' advance notice is preferred.
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The course instructor should be present during the library presentation.
Basic
Instruction Sessions
Library
instruction sessions are offered to traditional undergraduate students as part
of their Basic Skills requirement in the following courses:
- WRIT 101: minimum
one library instruction session
- WRIT
102 Resesarch Writing:
- minimum 3 library
instruction sessions for Biology and Social Science
-
minimum 2 library instruction sessions for Literature and Biology
- WI
library presentations - scheduled as needed.
Please contact your
liaison librarian to make arrangements for an instruction session for your
class
Advanced
Instruction Sessions
- AABA: The
Librarian meets with each cohort on two occasions: during the first or second
week of SPCH 110 (decided between instructor & Librarian) where the Librarian
will provided an orientation to Library services, and demonstrate resources and
approaches to supporting an argumentative speech
- BAM:
The Librarian will meet with the cohort during the second week of MGT 247. This
session focuses on the major assignment concerning business research and analysis
- All
AABA & BAM Library sessions are embedded in the course syllabi and required
for students unless extenuating circumstances are present and agreed upon
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MED Reading & Literacy: The Librarian will meet with the cohort during orientation
and in the second week of EDUC 631 for a research workshop (particulars decided
between instructor & Librarian)
- MED
Type 75: The Librarian meets with the cohort during orientation
- MBA:
The Librarian traditionally meets with the cohort/class the first session of MGT
520 for basic Library orientation, although it is sometimes arranged by the program
for the Librarian to meet the class during orientation
-
MSMOB: The Librarian meets with the class during orientation
- Ed.D.
: The Librarian meets with the class during orientation and during HEOC 715 Research
Methods all arrangements made through the program
-
Ph.D. OD: Meets with the class during orientation or at another date requested
by the program
Arrangements
for adult and graduate, and off-campus programs are made with Kent
Carrico (630-829-6055).
Tours
Tours are invited. Please contact Jack
Fritts, the Library Director, (630-829-6060) to arrange for tours.
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updated by J. Hopkins, August 27, 2009