This guide is designed to assist instructors who want have information literacy workshops or learning objects for their classes.
Knowledge of the UW-Whitewater libraries' resources and how to use them efficiently and effectively is important for our faculty, staff, and students. We want to help you and your students do the best research possible. To that end, instruction librarians are available to teach workshops on weekdays and early evenings during all semesters. Other times may be available upon request. When setting up a workshop with a librarian, it’s best to contact us early in order to help to guarantee your first choice of dates and adequate preparation time on our part. Individual meetings can be arranged on shorter notice.
Where can I find what materials the libraries have?
Information literacy instruction is available to faculty, staff, and students at both UW-Whitewater campuses. In this guide we focus primarily on instruction for groups or classes of students scheduled by instructors. For individual or small group assistance, stop by the Reference or Information desk, or Make an Appointment with a librarian at a convenient time.
How to Request
Our information literacy instruction is tailored to fit the specific needs of your course and your students. Please let us know your needs and concerns, and we will do our best to address them.