 Course Resources is a tool that integrates with Canvas and allows you to create a customized list of any type of course material and present it in an organized format to your students. Use Course Resources to build a list that includes anything from textbooks and journal articles to newspaper articles, websites, YouTube videos, streaming films and more. Send your list to the library and any items that we don't have will be purchased for the library collection and can be used in your course, making content easily accessible and affordable for your students. To access Course Resources, start in Canvas if your course is available there, or go to bc.edu.com. You may see lists that you have used in the past, or you will be asked to create a new list. We will create a new list. Click New List, then Create. Choose a template to help organize your list. You can always edit the sections of the list later. Your blank list is in draft status. There are sections for each week of your course. Add a collaborator, such as a TA or a librarian here. Use library discussion to ask questions and communicate with the library. Now you are ready to add items to your list. There are three ways to do this. The first is to use the library catalog. From the library's website, enter a search. Find a result and click the title to open the full library record. Look at the bottom right corner to find Course Resources button. Click Sign In. Add the item to your list and pick a section. Back to your list, refresh the page and you see the book from the catalog on your list. The second way to add items is to use the cited bookmark tool. This is useful for items you find on the web. Click your initials to find cited and then drag it to your bookmark bar. Then do a Google search for a book. Find a link to Amazon. From Amazon, click Site it. A pop-up window opens and pulls in information about this book. You can edit it and save it to your list. Check your list to see the book from Amazon. The third way to add items is to click the Add Item button on your list. Here you can upload files or create items from a blank form. As you create your list, you can move items around, rename sections. The three dots show the menus for each item or section. Important, be sure to click Send to Library so that we can review and purchase any items that we don't already own. Click Send to Library so that your list will be updated from draft to published and your students can view it. Even if you are reusing an old list, click Send to Library every semester to have your list published. We will use the library discussion to ask you questions and send you a message when your list is complete. For further help, see our guide to course resources for instructors or send us an email.