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Instructional Services

Mission

We strive to support the efficient and effective use of library resources. We offer a variety of seminars, workshops, and classes that educate users on library navigation and strategies to locate the best information for research.

You can arrange to meet with the instruction librarian for individual instruction, or you can drop by the reference desk for help at any time they are available-- No appointment needed!

Contact Us

 

Icon of an Envelope indicating an email address        libinst@isu.edu

 

Icon of a telephone indicating a phone number contact             208-282-4489

We provide both in-person and virtual library instruction. In-person instruction is located in classrooms at the Oboler Library or your regular classroom. Virtual instruction is offered live via Zoom or as a recorded presentation you can post in your Moodle course. In addition, you are welcome to use any of our pre-recorded content, such as videos and interactive tutorials useful.

If you find that your students need more consistent support from our librarians, we may be able to provide support as an embedded librarian in Moodle for the duration of your course. Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns: libinst@isu.edu or jardspen@isu.edu.

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Some of Our Services

 

  • Library instruction sessions
  • Tours of the library for students by library faculty or staff
  • Customized workshops that allow for hands-on practice
  • Short library instruction visits to classrooms
  • Information-literacy handouts
  • Introduction to primary sources in Special Collections
  • Individual instruction: one-on-one consultation with a library subject specialist by appointment
  • Online tutorials about academic integrity, finding resources, and information literacy
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