Seneca Libraries has a number of new projects and updates to support you in your online teaching. Read on for an overview, and reach out to your liaison librarian with questions!
Welcome Back Drop-Ins
Your school's drop-in session will be hosted by your liaison librarians. In addition to fielding your questions about library support for your online classes, we will provide a brief overview of the key areas of library support to help you with your online courses including:
- Library resources (e.g., videos, images, eBooks, archives, case studies, articles, and more)
- Digital & research assignment instruction (e.g., workshops, tutorials, packages, research appointments)
- Citation & plagiarism help (e.g., online citation style guides, workshops, modules, virtual chat)
- Copyright (e.g., policy, guide, modules)
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- 1:1 digital media consultations
- Weekly webinars
- Self guided tutorials
- New webinar and tutorial, "Present Virtually"
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New Self-Directed Tutorials
This summer the library was hard at work creating new and updated self-directed tutorials for students. These tutorials can easily be linked within your course, or embedded in your course with a package. In addition to our previous tutorials and library sessions, the new tutorials include:
APA 7th Edition
The library is ready to support you and your students in the transition to APA 7 in a variety of ways, including:
- New APA package for BlackBoard
- Daily workshops for students
- Updated APA citation guide
- What's new in APA 7 graphic
- Chat with a citation expert
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Other Projects and Services From the Library
- How can Leganto help my students access course readings?
- We updated our website links. What should I do?
- Can I still access Seneca Archives and Special Collections?
- How can my students and I access the library from home?
- Where can I find copyright information?
- Can students access textbooks online?
- How is Seneca Libraries helping support academic integrity and plagiarism?
Library Quick Links
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