Partner with us to introduce students to specialized library resources and create instructional materials tailored to your courses.
What We Do
- consult with students and faculty
- develop and assess assignments
- lead workshops on how to use the Libraries
- develop learning materials
- and more!
Teaching
Teaching
Let's collaborate to create engaging lessons that connect your students with the research tools they need. We've noticed that students understand library resources best when instruction directly connects to a specific assignment.
Working together, we can design experiences that best support your students' success.
How to Get Started
Your subject librarian is your primary contact for setting up library instruction for your course.
Contact your librarian as soon as you begin planning your assignments. With more time to prepare, we can customize our offerings to fit your course objectives and engage with students.
Instructional Offerings
In addition to your subject librarian, you can partner with specialists in the following areas:
Book Arts and Printing
Create class sessions around the subject of books, book history, printing, binding, zines or the book as art with Book Arts Workshop.
Data and Computational Scholarship
Promote active student engagement and learning by integrating practical data wrangling and computational methodologies into your courses and assignments with Research Data Services.
Digital Scholarship and Exhibits
Meet your teaching and learning goals using the Dartmouth Libraries' digital collections with Digital by Dartmouth Library.
General Library Instruction
Prepare your students for success by introducing them to the resources, tools, and opportunities available at the Dartmouth Libraries. Request an instruction session with your subject librarian.
Media and Technology
Discuss the many options for adding media and technology to your course with Jones Media Center.
Special Collections and Archives
Design a class session or support your course work with special collections materials from Rauner Special Collections Library.
Open Workshops
Libcal Event
Tuesday Nov 10, 2026
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AI News Feed: Recent technical and ethical developments
Drawing on a curated selection of significant stories from the past six months, this session surfaces key ethical debates and technical developments that are shaping the artificial intelligence field…
Generative AI, Reproducible Research
Wednesday Nov 11, 2026
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Parsing Publisher AI Policies
Did you know publishers have (strong!) opinions about AI use in manuscript preparation? Publishers have a range of policies about how researchers can use AI in writing and editing their work. In this…
Generative AI, Public Access and Open Publishing, Reproducible Research
Wednesday Nov 11, 2026
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R.E.U. Ready?: Applying for STEM Internships (NOV)
Ready to take your research skills to the next level? Plan now to apply for a Research Experience for Undergraduates for Summer…
Featured, REU Workshops