Teaching Support

Are you teaching a course or working with student researchers?  Are you interested in collaborating with a librarian to provide instruction to your students? Librarians design and deliver learning experiences related to information, data, and digital literacies. Learn more about the types of instruction and teaching support that we provide and about how to get in touch. 

Course-Integrated Library Instruction

Are you teaching a course within the disciplines where students are conducting research, using data, or working on a digital project? Our librarians look forward to collaborating with you! Librarians are trained educators who are committed to teaching in ways that are inclusive, engaged, and research informed, and we will work with you to ensure that our instruction meets the needs of your students.  

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Subject Liaison Librarians
Subject librarians can facilitate targeted information literacy instruction for your class and prepare your students to conduct library research in your discipline. They can consult with you on assignment design, create a research guide for your students, or can work with you to embed library tutorials into your Canvas course. 
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Data Services
If your students are working on a project involving the organization, management, and curation of data, consult with our Data Services librarians about course-integrated instruction. Students can also attend workshops and get help with statistics, programming, data management plans, or high-performance computing.  
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Digital Pedagogy
Are your students working on a project or assignment using digital technology tools and methods? Do they need to create a project plan, use new digital tools, or follow guidelines surrounding copyright, fair use, or open licensing? Get in touch with our digital pedagogy librarians to learn how they can help.  
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Special Collections and University Archives Teaching and Instruction

SCUA assists with and coordinate instruction in courses where UO students are encouraged to use primary sources such as manuscripts, archives, photographs, rare books, films, and ephemera. Find out more about SCUA's instruction program: Special Collections and University Archives - Teaching and Instruction.

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Library Instruction in Writing Composition and the First Year Experience

Find out how librarians work with First Year Interest Groups (FIGs), Academic Residential Communities (ARCs), Residential Communities (RCs) and Writing Composition courses.

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Library Tutorials and Workshops

The UO Libraries offers workshops for undergraduate and graduate students and provides self-paced online learning modules that students can use on their own. Librarians can work with disciplinary faculty to embed online modules into their Canvas courses or to develop online research guides targeted at their students' needs.  

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Library Workshops
The UO Libraries host workshops open to undergraduate and graduate students on topics such as citation management, data management, and research methodologies.  
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Online Learning and Tutorials
The UO Libraries have created self-paced tutorials that students can use to learn more about library resources and research methods and best practices.
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