At Marshall University, research and instruction librarians exist to make professor's lives easier. We do this by equipping your students with critical thinking, research, and information literacy skills.
Library instruction comes in a few forms, and includes many types of assistance, including: showing students how to use the library's resources, advanced database searching, help with citations, and even library tours.
Learn more on our Library Instruction page.
Information Literacy is a set of skills that allows your students to understand how information is organized, identify their information need, identify the most reliable and relevant sources, and, to locate, evaluate, and share that information.
Find out more on our Information Literacy Guide.
Please complete our online Instruction Request form.