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CLASSROOM SESSIONS
Library Room 108 is a SMART classroom with 25 computers
and uses either a PC or MAC operating system.
We offer live hands-on instructions
tailored to your specific course/research needs
POINT-OF-NEED INSTRUCTION
If the only thing your assignment calls for is understanding a particular
concept or navigating one specific website or database, we can design
a custom web page or tutorial to assist your students.
Here is an example of a custom webpage
Here is an example of a custom
tutorial
CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINE
We can create a custom search engine that only searches
specific sites on the Internet.
Here is an example of a
custom search eninge. It is designed to highlight web resources on
The Killer Angels a historical novel about the Battle
of Gettysburg.
Hamersly Library has several classrooms which may be reserved for both
library and regular classroom instruction sessions. These include:
- 108
Computer Lab Style
(State Farm Insurance)
(25 workstations)
- 107
Lecture/Demo Style
(Crawford)
(45 in classroom style,
60 in lecture style)
- 116
Seminar/Demo Style (12)
- 2nd
Floor Computer Alcove
(9 workstations)
Faculty may view
room calendars to check availability of classroom space. To schedule
an instruction session, please contact the subject librarian designated as Faculty liaison to your division or department,
or contact Robert Monge.
COMMUNITY VISITS
Hamersly Library welcomes visits from high school and community groups
when academic library resources are appropriate for student projects.
This will more often be the case for students in Grades 11 - 12 than for
those in lower grades. Before visiting the library, we recommend consulting
with one of the Hamersly Librarians to make sure that the library resources
are appropriate and available. Classroom and computer resources may be
made available only during times of low student use. For more information,
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CLASS RESEARCH GUIDES
Class research guides can include everything from websites,
blogs, podcasts, library databases, or any useful resource for students.
They are tailored to your specific class and can even be tailored to specific
assignments.
Here is an Demonstration Class Research Guide. http://research.wou.edu/demo
Students can access class research guides from the library
home page under Class
Stuff: Class Research Guides or a link can be included into your
Moodle pages.
DIGITAL HOW-TO
Want to create an assignment using a wiki, have your students
turn in a digital portfolio, or use any of the new digital technologies.
We can do live sessions or create an online tutorial that
will show your students how to engage with the Web 2.0 world.
Robert Monge--Assistant Professor
Instruction and Outreach Services Librarian
Faculty Liaison: General Library Instruction, Education, Psychology
monger@wou.edu
503-838-8887
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Roy Bennett -- Assistant Professor
Archives and Exhibits Librarian
Documents Librarian
Faculty Liaison - Business, Social Sciences (except History)
bennetr@wou.edu
503-838-8893
HL208
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Camila Gabaldon-- Associate Professor Collection Development
Librarian
Faculty Liaison - Sciences, Health and Physical Education,
Computer Science\
gabaldoc@wou.edu
503-838-8653
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Shirley
Lincicum
Associate Professor
Faculty Liaison - Creative Arts, History
lincics@wou.edu
503-838-8890
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Janeanne Rockwell-Kincanon
Associate Professor
Public Services Librarian
Faculty Liaison - Humanities, Gender Studies
kincanj@wou.edu
503-838-9493
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