Faculty & Instructor Library Guide

Common examples for AMA, APA, Chicago, and MLA styles and assistance with EndNote, Mendeley and Zotero citation managers.

Help us help your students by informing us if you are planning any class projects that might involve the use of the technology services and resources offered by the Technology Lounge in Thomas Cooper Library.

Information and educational tools to help make good decisions about the appropriate use of copyrighted materials.

Information for instructors on putting material on Reserves at Thomas Cooper Library. We can also help you place readings in your Blackboard course site and ensure you address copyright concerns. Contact the Law, Medical, Music, or South Caroliniana libraries to make arrangements at those locations.

Stream or show videos and DVDs in your class or reserve them for students to view in Thomas Cooper Library. The collection is wide-ranging. Faculty, staff, and students can also check them out to view at home.

Contacts for library instruction throughout the University Libraries. Come to the library or we can come to you and your students.

Link to them in your course site or have us create one especially for your course.

The Library's multimedia classrooms on levels 1 and 3 can be reserved by faculty . The classrooms are equipped with an instructor's station with projection (including DVD, audio, and VHS capabilities), and 25-30 workstations.

Find or create freely available textbooks, full courses, course materials, modules, streaming videos, tests, software, and other resources used to support access to knowledge.

Options for online audio and video sources to use in your classes.

Encourage your students to apply! The award recognizes and rewards excellence in undergraduate research projects that incorporate the use of University Libraries collections, resources, and services.