UF Education Library Review in Gainesville, FL

Posted on 25. Jun, 2012 by in Gainesville, On Campus

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Though your Gainesville apartment may be quiet and cozy for study time, there are some awesome advantages to getting work done on campus.

The University of Florida Education Library, located at 1500 Norman Hall, offers so much more than just books and journals. The library offers research guides, access to course reserves, printing and copying equipment, private study rooms, a large Children’s Book Collection (a fun trip down memory lane), the K-12 Textbook Collection and several video collections.

View looking down from the first floor

The Education Library collection supports 26 academic degree programs within the UF College of Education, which is organized into four departments: the School of Teaching and Learning, the School of Special Education, School Psychology and Early Childhood Sciences and the School of Human Development & Organizational Studies in Education.

The UF Education Library proves to be an excellent resource for both undergraduate and graduate students alike. Try it for a quiet and spacious study spot, a place to meet for group projects, or even for help with a research paper. Be sure to check out the new arrivals, as there are several current displays around the library, updated frequently.

Study desks on the first floor – open for single students. There are also discussion areas

TIPS FOR THIS LIBRARY

  • This centrally located library offers a quiet place to study for both education and non-education majors alike.
  • There are group and discussion study areas located on the first floor, as well as silent individual study areas on the second floor.

    • Private, individual study cubicles on the second floor

  • A new study room (where you can reserve a slot) is now available to UF students looking for a silent workroom.
  • Check out their “display of the month” – a chance to view some of the Education Library’s collection based on a specific theme.
  • For new arrivals, check the display cart located to the right of the library entrance.
  • Need help with a research paper? Stop by the library circulation desk for help finding useful resources fast.

    • All photos by Anne Cappello

    Anne

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