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Resources for Instructors
Our primary resource for instructors is our Instructor Guide,
which contains information on Moodle, file storage, streaming media,
and more. We will provide information on additional GSLIS-supported
resources as they are added.
Campus-wide Resources
A number of technological and pedagogical resources are available for
instructors at the higher campus level. The following are places to go
for more information on teaching tools, training sessions, and other
options for development.
Administrative Support
- DRES
DRES provides services and support for individuals with
disabilities. Their services are summarized in the Disability
Resource Guide
- Enterprise
(Banner)
Banner provides access to registration (for students), rosters
(for instructors), and final grades.
- Evaluation
Online (EON)
EON is the online equivalent of the paper ICES forms used in
on-campus classes for end-of-term evaluation. This site allows you to
set up your EON form (available for both online and on-campus classes),
as well as check the results of your EON evaluation from previous
semesters.
- FERPA
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act governs the
disclosure of private student information. Anyone who has access
to student data is required to complete FERPA
training.
- Graduate College
The Graduate College
provides policy resources for faculty and staff, as well as
professional development for students. Key
policies, including academic integrity, are summarized in the Graduate College Handbook.
- ICES Online
ICES Online is a pilot web-based evaluation system. This will soon replace EON.
Computing Resources
- CITES, the
larger technology services department at UIUC, supports a variety of
instructional resources in addition to managing campus-wide accounts
and passwords.
- Security
resources and training are provided by CITES.
- CITES Express Mail
provides email accounts for all members of UIUC.
- Additional file storage is available through Netfiles,
also supported by CITES. Your Netfiles account must be set up,
and expires after you leave UIUC (30 days for staff, 3 months for
graduating students).
Library Resources
- LIS Library
GSLIS has a close relationship with the LIS Library, located at
306 Main Library.
- E-Reserves
Managed by the LIS Library, e-reserves allow your students to
access reserve materials from outside the library. Your students
will access E-Reserves
from a campus-wide listing.
- Reserve Services
The Library's Reserve Services Web page now includes current turnaround time for reserve processing for each of three formats (print, electronic and media), along with other pertinent information regarding reserves. The Web page will be updated every business day morning.
- Instructional
Services for Faculty and TAs
The Main Library provides a number of services for new and
experienced faculty members
Professional Development
Technology for the Classroom
- CITES EdTech
Training and information on educational technologies supported at the
campus level
- CITES
Teaching Software
Includes Illinois Compass and other enterprise level software supported
by CITES
- Teaching
Software - Utilities
Recommended teaching technologies not supported by CITES
- Webtools
Free web-based tools including forms, surveys, event calendars,
and an easy RSS manager.
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