Provide class syllabi to subject librarians and contact subject librarians for class research instruction & research assistance. Syllabi help librarians with collection development, instruction, & research assistance.
Provide link to subject research guide through Blackboard and other methods to connect students to library resources.
Ask subject librarians about tutorials or other learning materials that may be available or can be created.
Learn about distance assistance for online students.
Permalinks guide students to our licensed resources, so they can log in to the resources. The library receives a usage count to determine which materials we need to support for academic coursework.
When entire classes of students need an article that is not in our licensed resources, it can cause our library interlibrary loan to go over copyright limits. Placing these materials in a course pack is the best solution.
Current students, faculty, and staff are able to use Interlibrary Loan (ILL) to borrow books, book chapters, journal articles, or other materials. This service does not include textbooks.
Library Interlibrary Loan requires UND e-mails. Familiarity with the UND Log In provides a connection to not only UND e-mails, but to Campus Connection, Blackboard, uPrint, & Starfish.
Library Interlibrary loan requires up-to-date contact information in Campus Connection.
Visit the research guide specifically about copyright issues, which includes explanations about public domain, fair use, and Creative Commons licenses and has a section specifically on best practices for using materials in teaching.
A series of 61 very short videos that cover a wide range of topics from Best Practice For Teaching Live Online Classes to How to Use Social Presence Cues in Your Online Teaching. Click on the link below to access them all.