The Library seeks to fulfill its mission by supporting students who are taking classes at a distance (online, Arundel Mills, GBTC, HCAT, or any other non-Arnold site). If you are teaching online consider inviting a librarian to be involved in your course so that students can get assistance without "leaving" the course. There are a number of other ways that you can help your students take advantage of the library and its resources.
Make the library part of your online course
- Link to relevant library's webpages (see suggestions of student resources below)
- Link to articles in the library's databases for students to read
- Ask a librarian to help you find electronic resources for your classes
- Provide the Distance Learning Librarian's e-mail address (DLLibrarian@aacc.edu) so students can request assistance from a librarian
- Arrange for a librarian to be enrolled in your online or hybrid course so students can ask for assistance within the course through email and/or discussions
- Contact Sophie Reverdy, Distance Learning Librarian, for more information: 410-777-2216 or DLLibrarian@aacc.edu
Invite a librarian to come to your site for library instruction
Access library databases (e-books, articles, streaming video or audio, and more)
- Discover content from scholarly journals, magazines, newspapers, books, encyclopedias, and other sources
- Virtually all electronic resources may be accessed remotely – use your MyAACC credentials or a Truxal Library barcode number to log in
Search the library catalog
- Search the catalog from off-campus
- Find books, audio-visual materials, journals and magazines
- Access electronic books, reference books, and streaming audio and video online