Teaching at Emory

The Adoption and Insights Portal is the platform for instructors to order books for their class(es).

Emory libraries allow you to place a variety of materials (books, chapters, articles, films, and more) on reserve for your students. Log in to submit requests to have particular materials placed on reserve.
[NOTE] If you are a graduate student, you may have two modes within the system, instructor and student. Make sure you select instructor if you wish to place items on reserve.

The Office of Information Technology maintains a catalog of services it provides for faculty. The easiest way to identify these is to select the "By Group" tab then "Faculty."

If you need to show some form of media in your class and do not have the required equipment/facilities, you can arrange for a showing here.

Here you can set up a session with a librarian meant to instruct your students on library usage, including available resources and effective research strategies.

Emory's Center for Digital Scholarship provides (among other things) workshops and class visits on using a variety of programs and digital platforms.

Subject librarians can assist with ensuring your students have access to the resources they need. Contact the relevant librarian to set up things like in-class presentations, research consultations, and more.

The Writing Center offers class visits for all courses in Emory College and the Laney Graduate School. If you request a class visit, a Writing Center tutor will come to your class to introduce your students to the Writing Center and suggest ways that students can use Writing Center resources to support their success in your class. Class visits last approximately 5-7 minutes. We request that instructors give at least one week notice when requesting a class visit. Class visits are often most successful when they occur a few days before a major writing assignment is due.