What does learning and course support look like?
In your classroom
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Meet your librarian
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Single class session
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Series of visits
In Snell Library
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3D printing
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Archives and Special Collections workshops
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Hands-on labs developed for your class
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Recording studios
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Tours of Snell Library and University Archives
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Workshops (View a list)
Online
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Web pages and guides developed for your class
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Online tutorials
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Video instruction for classes beyond the Boston campus
One on One
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What do we teach?
Engaging students in the research process
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Developing a research topic
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Strategic searching/using specialized vocabulary
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Finding data, images, funding, patents, etc.
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Evaluating sources/differences between scholarly and popular
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Identifying discipline-specific and interdisciplinary databases
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Citation management (styles, methods, software)
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Copyright and fair use practices
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Literature and systematic reviews
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Creating audio & video projects/digital storytelling
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Assistance with oral history projects
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Working with primary sources/archives and special collections
Specialized workshops and consultation services
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3D design and printing
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Citation tracking and analysis
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Contributing to Wikipedia
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Data analysis and visualization
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Data management
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Data plans
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Digital humanities projects
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Mapping
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Online exhibits (WordPress and Omeka)
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XML, TEI and related technologies
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Request a library session for your class