Librarians are available to teach research workshops and guide students in achieving information literacy outcomes for in-person and remote courses.
Submit a request for library instruction
Library Tour--physical tour of the library.
College Research Overview--one class session includes an introduction to library services and the research process
Advanced Research Workshop--overview of research process, library resources, and search strategies for a given topic. Includes active learning component.
Information Literacy Workshop--all of our instruction includes information literacy concepts. Select topics you think are appropriate.
Information Literacy Research Workshop Series--2-3 sessions to support the research process throughout the semester.
We are flexible and value collaboration. Reach out with your ideas!
The best time for a library instruction session is after an assignment has been assigned and students have chosen their topics. Students are more likely to be motivated to learn about research resources at the point of need.
Students learn best by doing! We encourage you to allow time to actively reinforce their learning through hands-on practice.
We strive to accommodate all requests! Please submit requests as early as possible--at least one week in advance.
Getting Started with Library Research--this tutorial guides students through getting started with college research using the library to find sources. (Works best on a computer (versus a mobile device or tablet) with Firefox, Chrome, or Windows Edge browsers.)
If you are looking for materials to support course learning outcomes or have an assignment that includes research, consider working with a Wright College librarian (whether or not you are also expecting to have a librarian visit your class) to identify resources that support your assignments and course design.
OER are free and open textbook alternatives. Review resources for faculty or contact Tineka Scalzo (tscalzo@ccc.edu) for assistance with:
