The SLC Libraries is pleased to announce the launch of our brand new search platform, Page 1+! Information for faculty is posted here, including how to review your shared links to library content.
In addition to Library Services available to all patrons including students and employees, services available to Faculty include:
Online Forms for Faculty Use:
Online Tutorials - Alternatives to In-Class Sessions
We understand the value of your classroom time. Students develop research skills over time, so consider integrating relevant learning opportunities throughout your course or program. The library provides a variety of online resources and tutorials to supplement your course content. Videos, quizzes, handouts and guides on every step of the research process are available for you to share with your students.
Information Literacy Toolkit for Faculty
SLC Library videos on Youtube provide an orientation or "tour of the library" and how to get started searching the college library. We encourage faculty to share these videos with all students.
Library Workshops and In-Class Orientation Sessions
Library workshops support teaching and learning by providing students with the opportunity to gain a better understanding of the resources available at SLC, learn about the research process, and develop research and information literacy skills. For writing and citing workshops, contact the Academic Support Centres.
Guidelines:
To Book (tricampus):
The library purchases resources to support the college curriculum, as well as general interest and leisure materials. Faculty may send requests for consideration to Libraries@sl.on.ca or via the online request form. The library may purchase:
We welcome your suggestions for additional online content including databases, ejournals, streaming video, and eBooks. We prefer to subscribe to resources available via our library consortium - a full list of active licenses available to Ontario College Libraries is maintained by OCLS.
Generally, the library does not add the following items to the collection. Please contact us to find out more.
We can help you:
If you are pursuing an advanced degree at another institution, we recommend that you seek help first from your institution’s library services, as their collections will be designed to support your program.
Faculty are encouraged to use online library resources and open educational resources in the delivery of online instruction. Many resources, including tutorials and how-to-guides, to help support students' research and study needs are available in the Faculty Information Literacy Toolkit.