If you are in the process of re-working a course to fit the new General Studies guidelines, and you need help with the information literacy learning goals, please refer to this website.
This website provides assignment ideas for each information literacy learning goal, as well as example text for filling out the course design requirements form, along with other resources.
For further information or assistance, please reach out to your subject librarian.
Did you know you can embed an online guide from Cline Library in your course’s BBLearn shell?
Each department’s subject librarian has created an introductory guide to starting library research that is specific to each discipline. Embedding a “Start Research Guide” in BBlearn is quick and easy.
For more information or to request a customized guide, Contact Your Subject Librarian.
Working on an online course, want to study in the library building, or just need a break from the winter break?
Cline Library will be here for you Tuesday, Dec. 28, through Thursday, Dec. 30, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Some of the services you can access during this time include:
· Ask Us! In person, via chat, phone or email.
· Document Delivery Services will process your interlibrary loan/document… Read more
For two years, NAU has been part of a multi-institutional project aimed at streamlining the process of providing resources for students with print disabilities. Now that collective effort, known as “FRAME,” will continue for another two years, thanks to a grant of $1,175,000 from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for a second phase, “Federated Repositories of Accessible Materials for Higher Education II.”
The participants… Read more
If you can’t get your favorite Special Collections and Archives image out of your mind, why not put it on your wall? Order your favorite image from SCA’s Digital Collections for $20 (for personal use). Choose from thousands of images that document the history, people and places of NAU and the Colorado Plateau — from Old Main to the Grand Canyon, petroglyphs to portraits, tribes to trails, Route 66 to river running – and… Read more
This summer the library is undertaking a project that will result in the removal of some bound print periodicals – but only titles that duplicate existing online access that has been secured to continue indefinitely.
The initial focus for this weeding project is print serials for which Cline Library has secured perpetual online access via JSTOR. The online JSTOR platform is well used by NAU users, who downloaded more than 130,000 articles from it in 2020.
Thus, while we are… Read more