Virtual Reference Desk - Drop in

We get it - sometimes you want to see the person you're talking to.  This is why we're providing some drop-in video reference desk hours (your video is optional!)  In addition to seeing the librarian you're meeting with, we can share our screen with you so you can see exactly how to use the resources that we're teaching you. 

Note: We are currently using Zoom for our Virtual Reference Desk. You have the option of downloading a small file prior to joining the Zoom room or you can click on the link at the bottom of the page that says "join from your browser" to avoid the file download.

The schedule below shows you the days and times a librarian is available for a video drop-in session.

Click here to access our Virtual Reference Desk

If you'd like to meet with us virtually, but our drop-in session times don't work for you, you can request a time.

  Virtual Reference Desk - By appointment

If you'd like to meet with us virtually, but our drop-in session times don't work for you, you can request a time to meet that works better with your schedule.  Simply fill out our Virtual Reference Appointment Request form and one of the librarians will reach out to schedule a virtual session using Zoom or Google Hangouts.

Ask a Librarian - 24/7 chat

If you need immediate assistance, regardless of the time of day, you can always use our Ask a Librarian chat service.  Just enter your question into any of the green Ask a Librarian chat boxes you see on our website!

 E-mail

For those that prefer old-school communication methods, you can also send us an email at scc.library@scottsdalecc.edu.

Or, you can call us at 480-423-6651, Monday through Thursday, between 10am and 4pm.

 Guides

The library also has several guides that you may find helpful.

• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Have a quick question about the library?  You may be able to find the answer in our list of FAQs.
• How-to Guides: Find resources to help you with everything from getting started with research, citations, evaluating sources, and more.
• Subject Guides: These guides will get you started researching a particular subject, such as careers, genocide, and statistics.
• Class Guides: Several guides have been created to help with specific class research assignments.