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Library Instruction
Resource Highlight: Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy
Did You Know? Ebooks & Online Access
Library Instruction
Gearing up for a new quarter? Don’t forget, the library provides a variety of instruction options for faculty and students! Library Orientations, research sessions, and individual help are provided by the librarians, both on campus and remotely using Zoom. Faculty can request an orientation for on campus classes in the library or the classroom. For online classes, a librarian can provide an orientation via a live Zoom session. Asynchronous courses have the option to either provide their students with the Library Orientation Course in Canvas or schedule a Zoom meeting with a librarian. In addition to the course, the library provides video tutorials for students and faculty.
Resource Highlight: Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy
The library has a subscription to Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy to support online labs and anatomy classes. The Video Atlas, is recommended for nursing, physical and occupational therapy, kinesiology, and massage therapy students; the subscription provides video of cadaver dissection in three dimensions. Acland’s is accessible through the Databases menus on the library website and is available for use by all South College programs.
Did you know?
Ebooks & Online Access
The library provides access to subscription ebook collections and titles. Individual ebook titles are purchased on request from faculty both to fill gaps in existing collections and to build collections for a new subject or program. An ongoing list of the collections and individual ebooks available through the library can be found on the Ebooks & Ebook Collections section of the library website. Faculty are welcome to include ebook direct links in their Canvas courses for quick access to reference books, and where available, course textbooks that have been purchased as ebooks.