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Faculty Resources

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Resources

Instruction

WE have Face To Face and VIRTUAL instruction!

Schedule a face to face and/or online, synchronous, information literacy, research, or general library orientation for your class using the Library Instruction Request Form. The class session is taught by a faculty librarian and is completely customizable to meet your research needs. 

We are also interested in having "walk in workshops" for students that are independent of your classes. Topics such as: Evaluating Sources, Misinformation, Disinformation and Fake News, Finding and Interpreting Data, Using Library Resources, Citing Sources. Please let us know which topics you feel may be valuable. Contact Miguel Murillo Ayala at [email protected]

If you have any questions please contact Miguel Murillo Ayala at [email protected]

Online

Instructional Online Services Research Guide for faculty.

CANVAS INTEGRATION


Course Reserves

Consider providing the library with your class textbook(s) to place on course reserve for students to checkout. Complete the Course Reserve Request Form.

Not sure what course reserves are? Learn more about course reserves.

Course Reserve/Textbook Scanning

The library can scan a pdf copy up to 20% of a print title for you to use with your students in Canvas. If the library has a print title you'd like scanned, complete the Course Reserve/Textbook Scanning form. Please allow for up to 10 business days for processing your request.


LIBRARY GUIDES

Guides are available to help students and faculty/classified professionals..

Library Guides For Students

Custom resource guides can be created for your class or discipline. For examples of library guides that have already been created, visit our Library Research Guides page.

If there is a guide that you would like to embed in your Canvas class we have a video that will give you step by step instructions, click here to view. 

Library Guides for Faculty

  • Stand Alone Information Literacy Modules  Mix and match online videos, text tutorials, and quizzes covering topics relating to information literacy. Just copy the links and paste them into your online teaching environment.
  • Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom
    This guide is a work in progress mainly focusing on AI content generators like ChatGPT and pedagogical resources for you to use in your classroom practice.
  • Open Educational Resources (OER)
    Want to use OER or zero cost textbooks or other free resources for students, this guide will help you get started.
  • Streaming Media Databases
    We have our own Streaming Media Databases here at Mesa College. They cover feature films, educational, independent and documentary content. Can't find what you need? Come talk to a librarian and we'll see if it is available to be added to our library resources.
    • If you would like to embed a Films On Demand video into your Canvas shell we have a video that will show how click here

Library Service / Purchase Request Form

Have a service or resource that you’d like that the library doesn’t currently provide? Let us know by completing the form below. We want to help you get the resources you need.

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