Instruction Toolkit: General Instruction Resources

Carpentries teaching draws from this open-source book. "Just as knowing a few basic facts about germs and nutrition can help you stay healthy, knowing a few things about cognitive psychology, instructional design, inclusivity, and community organization can help you be a more effective teacher. This book presents key ideas you can use right now, explains why we believe they are true, and points you at other resources that will help you go further."

Research based descriptions that inform library teaching and design of instructional products. "...classroom practices that help students feel that they are an integral part of the class, that their ideas matter and that their perspectives are welcomed, create a sense of academic belonging. Often, strategies that create inclusive classrooms and inclusive departmental environments support students’ academic belonging."

This section within ACRL promotes the concerns of instruction librarians. The site contains links to a variety of projects that can be useful for teaching.

LOEX is "a self-supporting, non-profit educational clearinghouse for library instruction and information literacy information."

A special interest group of ACRL-NEC that sponsors several instruction-related programs a year.

"Our staff across the Teaching + Learning Lab partner with MIT educators, staff, and administrators to create an educational environment where students are academically challenged, actively engaged, and personally supported."

Developed and maintained by the Association for College & Research Libraries.

This wiki provides lists of articles and guidelines for library instruction in specific fields and subject areas.

Maintained the Instruction Section, this project "promotes and shares peer-reviewed instructional materials created by librarians to teach people about discovering, accessing and evaluating information in networked environments."