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UW Libraries Teaching & Learning

    udub iconThe UW Seattle Libraries offers a mix of online (asynchronous and synchronous) and in-person instruction services.

          • This multimodal approach allows the Libraries to uphold our core values of excellence, equity, and access while delivering services that meet the needs of instructors and students.
          • A requested modality (online or in-person) cannot be guaranteed in all circumstances.
            • If a requested modality is not feasible, alternatives will be offered based on pedagogical needs and current staffing capabilities.
            • Instructors may contact their subject librarian to discuss options.
          • Services include: library instruction sessions, orientations, research consultations, and workshops

      The content on this page is directed toward UW-Seattle instructors. See also: Teaching Remotely at UW | Teaching support at: UW Bothell and Cascadia College Library & UW Tacoma Library.

      Course Materials

      Course Reserve iconThe Libraries' extensive online collections are available to instructors seeking free and licensed course materials to supplement student learning (books, book chapters, articles, streaming media, etc.).

      Ready-to-go Teaching Resources

      Citation Management iconNeed a handout for your students to learn about research? Download or link to one of our ready-to-go online learning objects, or contact us for help with a custom resource or assignment idea.

      Request a Session: Class Instruction, Workshops & Consultations

      Instruction Request Form iconLibrarians are available for orientations, information sessions, research consultations, and workshops by request. Our staff also provide support with assignment design, custom class guides, Canvas modules, and other online-compatible learning objects.

      Who We Are: Principles & Partnerships

      image adapted from FlaticonThe Libraries seeks to provide UW instructors with services and content that follow the principles of learner-centered design, which empower students to be leaders and co-creators of their own learning experiences. Libraries staff also collaborate actively with campus partners to instill lifelong learning skills that students can apply beyond the University to the greater good of our knowledge-driven and globally oriented society.