Guide your students to this basic introductory video on how to use the UB libraries.

Books and audiovisual materials which are required for courses may be placed on Course Reserve. Supplemental or recommended readings, including but not limited to homework solutions, lecture notes, and sample exams cannot be placed on Course Reserve.

Use the resources on this guide to introduce your students to Plagiarism and Academic Scholarship.

This guide is dedicated to providing information about integrating library resources into your course.

Library instruction sessions are designed to introduce students to information sources and effective strategies for conducting library research. Librarians teach these sessions with a focus on the UB Libraries' print and electronic resources. The sessions take place during regular class time in computerized classrooms, and the lessons are targeted to specific research assignments.

There are three Research Roadmaps saved to a UB-only Box folder. Follow the direct links below to the Roadmap you would like to import. Select "Download" and save somewhere onto your computer as a zip file. The video below will walk you through the process.

Arts & Humanities sources Roadmap 

Public Health sources Roadmap 

Social Sciences sources Roadmap 

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