Leganto is a tool for creating, sharing and maintaining course resources lists. It is supported by the Library and is available in the Blackboard Content Market.
Faculty can build their own Leganto lists, or have the Library build them based on the requested content.
Leganto course lists can include:
- links to library article and eBook collections
- streaming media
- open educational resources (OERs)
- PDF files
- websites
View this sample Leganto list to see the variety of materials they can include.
Key features and benefits of Leganto:
- The ability to organize the list to match the design of your course (by week, topic, module, unit, etc.)
- The ability to tag materials as required, supplemental, optional, etc.
- A central location in a Blackboard course site for students to access all assigned readings, videos, etc.
- Analytics that provide insight into the level of engagement students have with the resources.
- Lists are easy to modify and can be reused in future semesters.
- Tools to collaboratively annotate course materials.
- Simplified communication with the Library to submit digitization requests and enquire about the availability of specific articles, books, etc.
- Facilitates the evolution of courses from the single textbook model to courses with freely accessible materials drawn from a wide range of sources.
Want to learn more?
The Library’s Leganto team is available to provide an online demonstration and answer your questions via Teams.
Complete the form below to book a demonstration or submit any questions you have about Leganto.