IUP Libraries is committed to providing high quality library instruction services to distance learners. Library instruction can be provided for your distance students using a variety of media and platforms.
The IUP Libraries maintain a large collection of instructional videos and tutorials designed to teach students information literacy skills and concepts. These resources can be easily linked in your course, in a PowerPoint, or sent to a student via email. Topics include
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Browse the collection at the library instructional resources website. If you don't see a resource that fits your needs, email Carrie Bishop (cbishop@iup.edu) to discuss the options for creating one.
Zoom Instruction
If your class meets synchronously either in-person or online, librarians can teach research concepts and skills using Zoom. To request synchronous library instruction for your online or distance class, complete the Library Instruction Request Form.
Embedded Librarian
Will your distance students be working on a major research project? Consider having a librarian embedded within the D2L or Moodle course. The librarian can give instruction, link to resources, and answer questions within students' familiar class environment. Visit the Embedded Instruction tab for more information.
More Information
To further discuss the options for providing library instruction to your distance students, contact Carrie Bishop at cbishop@iup.edu.
