Course & Instructional Support
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Course Materials
Library & Information Technology Services can assist faculty in preparing content to be used in the context of courses. We have a variety of options for placing materials on course reserve (including digitizing print), and using streaming video.
The College subscribes to the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC), which provides a blanket license for many sources used in course packets. See our guide to using the CCC. Also consult Sharing Course Materials for guidance on Fair use and copying for educational purposes.
Digital Liberal Arts Framework (DLAF)
The DLAF offers students opportunities to reflect on and develop digital skills in the following areas: Information and data literacy, communication and collaboration, digital content creation and making, safety, and problem solving.
Learning Spaces
Our classrooms and labs have been adapted and equipped with the latest technology to accommodate remote and hybrid teaching environments, and to maintain social distance requirements.
Moodle
Moodle is the College’s course management platform. The Moodle Resource Center provides information on getting started and completing common tasks. For additional tips, please see articles on the Digital Learning and Scholarship blog.
Research Education
Research librarians offer customized workshops for courses ranging from First-Year seminars to Graduate Thesis and independent studies. Faculty members can collaborate with librarians on developing research-specific learning goals for courses or assignments.
Remote Teaching
Faculty who are teaching remotely can find support on our Instructional Continuity page. We also post tips on remote instruction on the Digital Learning and Scholarship blog.
Learn more: Visit the Digital Learning & Scholarship website for ongoing updates and tips, or contact a member of Digital Learning & Scholarship or the Student Technology Assistants for help with your course needs.
