Classroom and Group Instruction on Government Information Sources!

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Contact any Reference and Government Information Department staff member for information concerning the scheduling of Government Information sessions. Contact may be via phone at (336)334-5251 or (336) 334-5419. or e-mail, listed below. Instruction sessions may be requested by any UNCG faculty member for any course or group at UNCG.

This service is not limited to UNCG personnel!

It should be noted that as a United States and North Carolina government depository library, instruction sessions ARE available to non-University groups, assuming normal University scheduling and facilities availability. Community outreach is our middle name!

We Focus on Web-Based Government Resources!

We offer reference instruction with a particular emphasis upon World Wide Web government sources, which can then be utilized by anyone, anywhere, as well as print and other resources held within the library. Most sessions will be held in the Electronic "CITI" instructional lab, located on the main floor of the Library, right across from the Main Circulation Desk. The "CITI" lab has twenty (20) individual workstations AND projection capability for the instructor's workstation. In this manner, students may follow along on their own workstations, while observing the instructor's screen. Class size is NOT limited to 20, as students can double up on the workstations if necessary.

Combined Reference and Government Information Sessions!

Courses which might require instruction in both Government and non-government resources, may be combined with instruction from both a Reference Department and the Government Information librarian.

Traditional Tours Available Too!

Instruction sessions in the "CITI" may also be combined with a more traditional library or departmental tour, upon request.

Course Guide Web Sites!

Individualized web-based course guides are possible with respect to courses which are "regulars" for this type of instruction. See the course guides already created on the separate "Course Guides" web pages for Jackson Library and for the Government Information Course Guides.