Below are some resources to assist faculty with policy, procedure, teaching and learning topics.
Sinclair Library
The Sinclair Library collaborates with faculty and supports teaching and learning in several important ways. A librarian is assigned to each department to purchase or license needed materials for the collection, design web-based research guides for a particular program or class, and provide research instruction that aligns with the core competencies of information literacy and critical thinking. Librarians can also assist faculty with identifying and locating learning materials, using citation management software, navigating copyright and intellectual property issues, and integrating library resources into Angel. The library provides course reserves, a collection of books and supplemental readings supplied by faculty for students to use in the library for limited periods of time. Finally, the library maintains the Center for Teaching and Learning Reading Collection in the Quiet Reading Room which features books and periodicals related to teaching and learning, student success, and faculty development. The Sinclair librarians look forward to working with you in any way to help your students succeed.
Here is a list of some of the best resource guides online for teaching and learning:
These organizations support faculty development and have good resources: