Library Resources for Faculty — Resources for Teaching

This guide will assist faculty in acquiring and requesting streaming video and ebooks.

Technologies to Enhance Teaching and Learning at UConn

Key steps to take before, during, and after your course implementation, presented in the recurring course life-cycle, as well as recognizing the 4 roles of an online facilitator.

CETL recorded tutorial on how to setup meetings using WebEx for your courses. Check for more CETL workshop at < fins.uconn.edu >

The Library is encouraging faculty to seek e-format options for their course reserves in the fall. Electronic resources are linked directly in HuskyCT.

If there are print books or DVDs you would have put on reserve, please fill out the 'Library Request for Purchase' form or contact < lib.acquisitions@uconn.edu > with a list of course materials and we will attempt to obtain them in an e-format.

The Center will be located back in the Library starting in Fall 2022.

Designated copy rooms for faculty to print/photocopy/scan to email at no cost are located in rooms 1.11 and 331A.. Your NetID and copy code are required. Free scanning KIC scanners are available in the library. Contact the Stamford Campus Technology Services Group for information.

ProctorU allows students with an adequate internet connection and computer to take live proctored online exams in remote locations (e.g., their place of residence).

The Center for Students with Disabilities has migrated to a new version of MyAccess for Instructors. If you would like to schedule an appointment for assistance with locating accommodation letters, uploading exams, and/or setting exam parameters in MyAccess, please email UConn Hartford Regional Campus Coordinator, Emily Sears, at emily.sears@uconn.edu, with support from the CSD Accommodations Team in Storrs, will be available to work directly with instructors as needed. We appreciate your continued partnership in providing accommodations to students with disabilities.
For more information, contact: Emily Sears at emily.sears@uconn.edu

Incorporating Open Educational Resources into coursework gives students access to high quality, low to no cost, customizable materials. Let us help you combine them with Library resources.

The library provides support for two citation managers: RefWorks, a subscription tool paid for by the university, and Zotero, a free open source tool.

The UConn Library showcases UConn-produced research by systematically collecting faculty-authored books.

Resources for instructors to detect and prevent plagiarism.

Find guides in your subject area and for specific classes.

Search for streaming video in our video databases, in addition to searching for specific titles in our catalog.