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The two major goals of the library instruction program
in Blackwell Library are to support classroom instruction by helping students
find and use information related to course assignments and to foster lifelong learning in students by teaching
information literacy skills and research techniques.
Faculty librarians welcome the chance to work with Salisbury University
faculty to inform, assist and educate SU students and
this collaboration comes
in a variety of formats, all informed
by the basic protocols of Information
Literacy (IL), as outlined in
ALA,
ACRL, and
Middle
States policies. For Faculty - ways librarians can collaborate with
faculty to help students develop the skills, strategies and knowledge base needed to find, evaluate
and use information effectively
For Students - (more to come)
For Librarians - (more to come)
For Delmarva High School Groups - (more to
come)
Research Videos and Advice - provide quick answers to some basic questions about doing research
Schedule a Consultation - individuals may
make an appointment with one of our faculty librarians.
Online Library Tutorial - a 30 minute tutorial highlighting
library services and resources, where to find them and how they function.
Workshops, Classes and Tours - opportunities to tour campus libraries and participate in workshops on
research-related resources
Subject Guides and Handouts - guides for doing research on specific subjects
The Library Instruction Coordinator is Stephen Ford,
saford@salisbury.edu
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