Request a Library Instruction Session Current Basic details Course information Location Complete About placing a request Instructors can use this form to request a library instruction session for their class. After we receive your request, we'll be in touch with you shortly by email. If you have questions, please email us at library_instruction@ncsu.edu. Are you a student seeking help from a librarian? Request a Research Consultation or a Technology Consultation. Which type of instruction would you like to request? Library Instruction for Writing and Speaking Classes For courses in the First Year Writing Program, Intro to Public Speaking, and other related courses. Discipline-Specific Research Instruction Subject Specialist Librarians will tailor instruction to fit the learning objectives of your course. We will highlight the databases, resources, and research methods that are most relevant to your discipline and will help your students succeed in their research assignments. Special Collections Instruction We can help your students get excited about hands-on research using original materials, become familiar with viewing and using primary sources, get to know the range of materials in our Special Collections holdings, and learn about the evolution of their college or discipline at NC State. Data & Visualization Instruction Get hands-on instruction support for your students on making effective data visualizations, data cleaning and analysis, and mapping with GIS. Makerspace or Virtual Reality Instruction Engage your students with the tools and technologies of the maker movement and virtual reality to spur creativity, problem solving skills, and critical thinking. Digital Media Instruction Inspire students and enhance digital literacy and multimedia storytelling skills through podcast, video, and other media making assignments with planning, technology, and Libraries studio spaces support. Innovation Studio Collaborate with us to showcase your students' course projects in the library, and/or challenge your students to think critically about possible futures. Other
Request a Library Instruction Session Current Basic details Course information Location Complete About placing a request Instructors can use this form to request a library instruction session for their class. After we receive your request, we'll be in touch with you shortly by email. If you have questions, please email us at library_instruction@ncsu.edu. Are you a student seeking help from a librarian? Request a Research Consultation or a Technology Consultation. Which type of instruction would you like to request? Library Instruction for Writing and Speaking Classes For courses in the First Year Writing Program, Intro to Public Speaking, and other related courses. Discipline-Specific Research Instruction Subject Specialist Librarians will tailor instruction to fit the learning objectives of your course. We will highlight the databases, resources, and research methods that are most relevant to your discipline and will help your students succeed in their research assignments. Special Collections Instruction We can help your students get excited about hands-on research using original materials, become familiar with viewing and using primary sources, get to know the range of materials in our Special Collections holdings, and learn about the evolution of their college or discipline at NC State. Data & Visualization Instruction Get hands-on instruction support for your students on making effective data visualizations, data cleaning and analysis, and mapping with GIS. Makerspace or Virtual Reality Instruction Engage your students with the tools and technologies of the maker movement and virtual reality to spur creativity, problem solving skills, and critical thinking. Digital Media Instruction Inspire students and enhance digital literacy and multimedia storytelling skills through podcast, video, and other media making assignments with planning, technology, and Libraries studio spaces support. Innovation Studio Collaborate with us to showcase your students' course projects in the library, and/or challenge your students to think critically about possible futures. Other