Library Support for Teaching and Learning
UCI Libraries provides a range of instruction services to support the research needs and active learning goals of instructors, departments and programs across the campus. UCI faculty, instructors, and other course or program coordinators can request a library instruction session for your class, or you can work with a subject librarian to develop research guides to support student learning.
Classes and events are held in a library classroom unless otherwise noted. Please allow at least two weeks in advance to schedule your class.
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Best Practices for Faculty and Instructors (Please read if you are requesting instruction for the first time)
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Affordable Course Materials and Open Educational Resources (OER)
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Policy on Instruction for Non-UCI groups and Division of Continuing Education
Types of Instruction Available

Library Orientation
Basic introduction to library services, spaces, and resources

Information Literacy Workshop
Instruction tailored to advance student research skills for specific assignments

Primary Sources Workshop
Exploring and understanding primary sources from Special Collections and Archives

Specialty Workshops
Drop-in workshops on developing specific skills or using specific resources

Online Library Tutorials
Self-guided tutorials, videos, and courses to learn research and information literacy skills