Instruction sessions can be conducted using Zoom. Zoom will allow you to share your screen, use a whiteboard, and interact with students. It also allows for closed captioning. Here’s info on Getting started with Zoom, including Zoom Video Tutorials.
You can also use Google Meet. UF now has access to the Google Suite.
Tools for engagement:
Teaching Synchronous Zoom Classes from CITT
To provide a pre-recorded presentation you can:
Check out this helpful video from CITT on pre-recording lectures.
Instruction does not have to be a live or recorded instruction session. Consider alternative options:
Instructors can turn on LibGuides in Canvas. It’s a good time to review LibGuides and ensure they are accessible and up to date.
Librarians can also be added to a course using the librarian role. Librarians can access course materials, add course content (e.g. tutorials, tools, Information Literacy modules, participate in discussion boards and communicate with students.
I encourage you to consider accessibility and privacy when using online tools to provide online instruction. Please provide closed-captions and transcripts when possible.
The introduction to library research LibGuide is designed like a tutorial that covers the basics of developing topics, finding background information, finding articles, evaluating sources, and citing sources.
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