Education Library

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Education 1160 201 N. Rose Street Bloomington IN 47405-1006

812-856-8590

libeduc @ indiana . edu

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Christina Jones

Welcome to the Education Library

Our mission is to support and strengthen teaching, learning, creativity, and research.

The Education Library, located within the Wright Education building, is proud to serve the IU School of Education and beyond. We provide resources for students, staff, faculty, and the greater teaching and learning community. 

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Debra Arwood
Branch Libraries Public Services Manager
Library Services Coordinator
(812) 856-1992
Micaela Deogracias
Outreach & Engagement Librarian
Assistant Librarian
(812) 856-7038
Christina Jones
Christina Jones
Head, Education Library
Education Librarian
Assistant Librarian
(812) 856-8594

Recent Posts

  • A vivid background illuminates text reading, Number 4 most challenged book of 2021 for depictions of abuse, considered sexually explicit. Next to the text is the image of a book cover with the words Out of Darkness shown as the title.

    Read Banned Books with IU Libraries

    September 7th, 2022

    IU Libraries celebrated Banned Books Week, September 18-24, 2022, by offering a free DIY Book Club kit featuring Out of Darkness, written by Ashley Hope Perez, an alumna of Indiana University. It was the fourth most challenged book in 2021, according to the American Library Association's Office for Intellectual Freedom.

  • School of Education Common Read 2022

    June 7th, 2022

    The School of Education Common Read is an opportunity for new students to engage in the intellectual and community building experience of reading and discussing a common book. This is the first year the School of Education is offering the Common Read Program for incoming SoE students. This year's selection is The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness.
  • A light filled open space is arranged with a welcome table and tall banner indicating this is a place for the Education Library. In the background are many carts full of books, a green indoor rug and walls full of posters and fliers.

    Education Library Outpost

    May 6th, 2022

    The Education Library is closed for extensive renovation. Renovation work happens in the summer and fall of 2022, with a move-in period anticipated in spring 2023. Library services continue although the Education Library is temporarily closed for renovations. The Education Outpost is open and ready to serve faculty and students. Located on the balcony of the Wendell W. Wright School of Education, the temporary outpost invites you to explore its offerings: rotating children’s book collections, course reserves, pickups for held materials, and a location for returning items.
  • portrait of Carter Woodson, National Park Service

    Celebrating the Life of Carter Woodson

    January 24th, 2022

    In celebration of Black History Month 2022, the Education Library will display winners of the Carter G. Woodson Book Awards. Learn more about the "Father of Black History" and discover children's books that reflect his ideals.

Spaces for Individual Work, Study, or Virtual Meetings

Start Your Research

Begin your Research with Curated Library Resources for Education

Find Recommended Reads from the Education Library Children's Collection

Explore Topics in Children's and YA Literature

Search E-journals

Discover Test-Prep and Professional Resources for Pre-Service Teachers

Check Out Storytelling Tools: Puppet, Felt Stories, Instruments, and More

Land Acknowledgement

We wish to acknowledge and honor the myaamiaki, Lënape, Bodwéwadmik, and saawanwa people, on whose ancestral homelands and resources Indiana University Bloomington is built. In our role as the Education Library, we strive to select and amplify Indigenous scholars and authors and encourage users to engage with the material in order to increase their awareness of Indigenous issues and perspectives.