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Welcome to the SFCC Librarian Canvas Modules Example Course

This course is designed to showcase examples of Canvas Modules created by SFCC Librarians to support research and information literacy instruction. Our goal is to provide instructors with a clear understanding of the type of content and instructional support librarians can offer within Canvas.

Examples of Librarian-Supported Content Include:

Informational pages on research strategies and resources
Instructional videos related to research skills
Simple methods for students to contact a librarian directly

Additionally, librarians are often asked to create assignments and quizzes tailored to research-focused learning outcomes.

Adding a Librarian to Your Canvas Course

We encourage instructors to consider adding a librarian to their Canvas courses using the "Librarian" role. Librarian permissions allow for:

Communication with students
Adding and editing pages and modules
Creating quizzes and assignments

If you have questions or would like to collaborate with a specific librarian, please refer to the contact information and subject-specific librarian directory below.

Librarian by subject area. Ben Ugaldea (Applied & Fine Arts, Education, Music, Math, and Computer Technology), Heather Morgan (Communications, English, Drama, Foreign Language, Journalism), Mary Nagel (Business, Health, Sciences, Life Sciences, Occupational and Physical Therapy). Sharde Mills (Social Sciences, History, Addiction Studies and Integrated Community Services)