Teaching Research Princeton University Library enriches teaching and learning by supporting faculty with course-related instruction. In addition we offer open workshops directly to students to supplement their course-related and research needs. Library staff can collaborate with faculty to design:Research instruction (face-to-face or online) that is customized for your courseResearch assignments that incorporate research skills and resourcesGuides and tutorials that can be linked from your Canvas course Open Workshops We welcome you to share our open workshops with your students as part of course activities. Workshops are broadly organized into four categories: Navigating the LibraryPrograms that introduce the library, the collections, and research fundamentals, including library tours, citation management, database overviews, and archival researchData and ComputationPrograms on data management, wrangling, analysis, and visualizationMakingPrograms that encourage making in both physical and digital arenas using makerspace tools, immersive technology, or other multimediaPublishingPrograms that support researchers’ efforts to publish in a variety of contexts, including Open Access, ORCID, Princeton’s repositories, and federal mandates Related Services and Resources McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning Teach with Special Collections Writing Program Research Guides
