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Some lovely people at Coastal Carolina University have created a series of Library Instruction videos for the Kimbel Library. If you click through to the videos page and scroll down, you can find out more information about the 3 creators (John Watts, Joshua Vossler, and Tim Hodge) as well as more about their design and development process. In the meantime, enjoy!
Julia, this video is hilarious (as they all have been)! Thanks for finding them and sharing them with the community. This seems exactly the right approach to library instruction, doesn’t it? Not that easy to pull off successfully, I don’t think–comedy is hard!