Accessing Library Resources from Off Campus

I need to schedule a workshop!

Please fill out the workshop request form.

Which workshops are available?

Most of them will be available asynchronously as an online tutorial or video. In some cases, library staff can meet with classes synchronously via Zoom.

• Introduction to Databases - used in Introduction to Visual Culture, available as a tutorial guide or synchronous session
• Introduction to Information Literacy - used in Writing in the Digital Age, available as a tutorial guide
• Finding and Evaluating Images - used in Birth of the Modern, available as a recording or synchronous session
• Evaluating and Annotating Sources - used in Ways of Knowing, available as a tutorial guide or as a synchronous session
• Capstone Refresher - used in Capstone, available as a recording or synchronous session
• Guided Research - have your students make one-on-one appointments
• Josef Albers: Interaction of Color - used in Foundation, available as a tutorial guide
• Artists' Books - used in many classes; contact us for access to online worksheets and presentations
• Materials Collection - used in many classes; make an appointment

These workshops are not available. Please contact us to find alternatives:

• Otis Library Scavenger Hunt

I don't see the workshop I want listed above ...

Contact Heather Cleary for help with other topics, such as citations & annotations.

I really want to bring my class to the library to look at an item in Special Collections ...

Contact Vickie Thomas for options to view specific items, including artists' books.

Who to Contact

• Heather Cleary: hcleary@otis.edu - reference, information literacy, research
• Sheldon Forbes: sforbes@otis.edu - materials, circulation
• Vickie Thomas: vthomas@otis.edu - artists' books, special collections