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Library Resources for Online Instructors
ASU Library has many resources for Online Instructors. With thousands of e-books, e-journals, and streaming videos, ASU Libraries has everything you would expect from a top-tier university.
In addition to the electronic resources available, the ASU Library provides services you might not realize or expect. For example, the library can suggest resources for assignments tailored to your courses through Learning Studio, Blackboard or other CMS. We provide a means of instruction for your online courses, and through research guides created by expert librarians, the best resources in many subject areas.
Ask a Librarian services provide research assistance through both email and live chat. Each subject area has its own assigned subject librarian available to answer students' questions, develop instruction, and organize resources. For specific assistance in subject areas, please contact the subject librarian assigned to your discipline (see http://lib.asu.edu/librarians).
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