Instruction  Tags: library_instruction libric  

Click here for the Comp 126/150 tutorial.

As of Fall 2008, LIB 150 will no longer be offered.

Students on the old catalog can fulfill the requirement by taking the Credit-by-Exam.

The online coursepack is still available for those studying for the exam.

Please note: these slide shows work in IE, but not Firefox.

Beginning in the fall of 2007, library instruction was aligned with the General Education program at Fort Lewis College. The new instruction program, called libRIC (Library Research Integrated into the Curriculum) replaced the required semester-long, 1-credit Library Research Methods course (LIB 150).

Integrating library instruction into the established curriculum allows students to apply the research skills they are learning to real classroom assignments. This integration encourages student engagement and enhances learning retention.

libRIC instruction is structured into 3 tiers:

• Tier 1 Freshman Composition (Comp 126, Comp 150)
• Tier 2 Intermediate Composition (Comp 250, Comp 252, Comp 253, Engl 268, Hist 250, Soc 210)
• Tier 3 Upper Division Research (Senior Sem or other upper division courses. Coming Fall 2009)

To learn more, read the Library Research Instruction Plan.

Please fill out a short evaluation form for library instruction in Comp 125 and 150 classes.

NOTE: you need to know the course number to fill out this form. If you don't have it, look it up in WebOpus.

Please fill out a short evaluation form for library instruction in Comp 250, 252, and 253 classes, plus Engl 268, Hist 250, and Soc 250 .

NOTE: you need to know the course number to fill out this form. If you don't have it, look it up in WebOpus.