Library resources, like open educational resources, can help to reduce educational costs for students when used to replace or supplement other educational resources.
Library resources can include physical or electronic books, scholarly articles, news sources, streaming media, and more.
To learn more about using library resources as class readings and resources, contact
Beth Rogers
Director of Library Services
rogers_e@wvwc.edu
304.473.8601
Physical copies of books, journals, media, or technology can be placed on physical reserve in the library.
This might include:
Instructors can determine the loan period for physical reserves. Options include:
For more information about using course reserves, contact
Carol Bowman
Coordinator of Access Services & Acquisitions Librarian
bowman_C@wvwc.edu
Faculty can select to include diverse readings or other materials in their courses by using items available through the library's subscription databases. The library offers free to users access to thousands of full-text electronic books, journal articles, news and magazine articles, and streaming audio and video media.
When using library resources in your courses, please consider linking directly to the item through Blackboard rather than saving copies and uploading the copy.
For assistance finding library resources or linking those resources in your course, please contact
Beth Rogers
Director of Library Services
rogers_e@wvwc.edu
Streaming media resources can be used in the classroom or assigned for viewing outside of class to support student learning. Films on Demand, the library's streaming media service, offers access to more than 35,000 films covering a wide range of topics to support teaching and learning.
For more information on finding and using streaming media in your course, contact
Beth Rogers
Director of Library Services
rogers_e@wvwc.edu
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