Library Resources for Instructional Designers
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Top Pages for Library Materials
- Course Resource ServicesThe ASU Library Course Resource Service is designed to connect students with their course materials as seamlessly as possible. Our team works with instructors to embed materials of all types, whether part of the library collection or freely available online, directly within the learning management system using the ASU Library Resource Organizer (formerly "Reading List") tool.
- ASU Library Course Organizer GuideThis guide provides detailed instructions on using the Organizer to collect and link material for your courses.
- Streaming VideoProvides descriptions and links to licensed, internet, and pay-per-view streaming video resources
- E-booksEbook collections and instructions for downloading them.
- Finding EbooksThe best strategies for locating e-books.
- Finding Library MaterialsProvides key links for finding many types of library materials.
- Linking Library MaterialsDocuments how to prepare durable or persistent hyperlinks to online resources licensed by the ASU Library.
- Copyright Library GuideInformation about copyright.
- Faculty Services PageOutlines key library services for faculty.
Top Library Learning Resources
- Library GuidesIncludes research, course, how to, current topic guides. If you don't see a guide you need, we would happily consider building one to meet your needs.
- Citation Styles Library GuideGuide to various citation styles commonly used at ASU.
- Library TutorialsLink to tutorials created to help students learn key library concepts and resources.
- Library Learning BadgesASU Library has learning certificates and badges that can be earned to demonstrate proficiency in essential library skills and knowledge.
- Resources for ASU Online StudentsLibrary Guide with resources for ASU Online Students.
Top Library Contacts
Who is the Subject Librarian for my course?
- Subject Librarians List
- Still not sure or need additional assistance? Contact the E-Learning and Instruction (ELI) team:
- Lisa Kammerlocher,480.727.8305, ELI Division Head
- Charisa Deremiah, Sr. Instructional Designer
I have a quick question.
HELP! Students suddenly can't access a Streamed Video, Database or Journal Article.
- Contact our technical help
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