Library services for teaching

We offer discipline specific services partnering academic teaching staff to support curriculum design and delivery including copyright, information literacy, ethical use of AI and access to scholarly collections for course resources.
Leganto guide

Create and update your course resources lists using Leganto.
Outreach Librarians

Contact for discipline specific queries related to Library services and scholarly collections.
Course resources lists

Find student course resources lists.
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Providing access to course resources

How to provide access to course resources for your students.

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Resources for your students

View resources that you can share with your students to help support their learning.

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Requesting new resources

How to request new material, for teaching, that is not already held at UNSW Library.

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Digital Information Skills Framework

The Library Digital Information Skills Framework, aligned with UNSW Graduate Capabilities, underpins the Library’s teaching & learning support, including embedded workshops and research consultations. Its goal is to equip students with critical information and digital literacy skills for study, research and lifelong learning.

View the framework.

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Copyright and teaching

Find out about how copyright applies to teaching including the use of images, tv broadcasts, film, music and recording lectures.

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Collection news

Stay informed about the Library's newly subscribed or purchased resources, as well as changes in access to the Library collection. Find updates to collection content listed by faculty.