Keep Learning: Remote Access to Library Research, Services, & Instruction: Instructor Resources

A variety of circumstances might require you to temporarily take your class online with minimal notice. Faculty should consider the implications of shifting to teaching courses online in the event students are discouraged or prevented from being on campus due to natural disasters, health emergencies, or other possible events. This brief guide will help you to make the shift to online instruction quickly.

Find out how to connect and partner with a librarian to incorporate information literacy into your classes. During the event of a closure, information literacy instruction can be provided online in a variety of formats. Contact your librarian to find out how!

There are many pedagogical and technical issues that make the shift from in-person to online teaching challenging, but for once, copyright is not a big additional area of worry! Most of the legal issues are the same in both contexts. If it was okay to do in class, it is often okay to do online, especially when your online access is limited to the same enrolled students. Use this page to find out more about shifting your course online.

This page provides information specific to faculty and staff. Find information on borrowing, requesting, renewing, teaching assistance, research assistance, and technology in the library.

Welcome to Learning Together, a collaborative effort of the Academy for Teaching and Learning, the Office of Professional Education, and Library and Academic Technology Services designed to enhance the quality of teaching and learning at Baylor. Whether teaching in-person, in a hybrid setting, or online, this site provides simple steps, recommendations, and templates for building an engaging learning environment that meets your instructional objectives. Learning Together provides instructional and assessment strategies, tools for enhancing the online or hybrid experience, and strategies to help you bring the best practices to life.