The ICC Library Reading List is a tool used by instructors to organize your course content (articles, videos, and other sources ) in one place.
There are options for student interaction that might be used by instructors. These include:
See our tutorial videos below!
Readings are organized in sections, either by week, unit, or however the instructor chooses to organize the readings. You will see readings grouped together.
To the right of the title, there's a checkmark you can click to show you've read an item. Unclicked, it's white; once you click it, it turns blue. You can tell at a glance which items you've already read, and which ones you still need to read. If you click it by mistake, you can click again to revert to "unread".
To add a suggested reading, you go to your Collection. Find the item, and select "Suggest this item". See detailed instructions below.
You can only add suggested readings that exist in your "Collection". If you've already searched using the Library Search and pinned something, it's here in your Collection; that's usually the easiest way to create your Collection.
If you haven't already searched using the Library Search, you can do that from the ICC Library Reading List. Here's how:
Screenshot of adding an item to your Collection:
Start from "Collection" - NOT from a list.
Once an item is in your Collection, use the drop-down menu beside it (it's an elipsis: "...").
Instructor Approval
Your instructor must approve your suggestion for others to see it.
Each instructor can choose to use or hide this option. IF your instructor has chosen to use Student Discussion, you'll see it listed in the right side panel.
Students and instructors can leave comments on the reading list itself and on individual sources.
Enter your comments into the box. Use it to ask questions, or to give feedback. You can also copy-paste from another document.
Your instructor and your classmates can see who posted each comment in the discussion.
You can also like individual sources. Click the "Like" button to show an instructor that you found this valuable. You'll also be able to see if the number of other students who liked it.