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Online Teaching

Teaching Tips, Moodle, Synchronous, & Asynchronous Guides

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Instructional Tools

List of instructional tools i.e. VoiceThread, GoReact, PlayPosit, etc. available in the College of Education and tutorials/guides to getting started.

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eBooks

eBooks are available through the NC State Library Catalog and through specific College of Ed services: Overdrive, Mackin Via, and Tumblebooks

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Hours

Fall 2026

Monday & Thursday 9am – 7pm

Tuesday & Wednesday 9am – 8pm

Friday 9 am – 4 pm

Please note: METRC is closed for university holidays and when classes are canceled.

Address

DH Hill Jr. Library
2 W Broughton Dr
Raleigh, NC 27695
Basement B401

About Us

Monday – Thursday 9:00-7:00
Fridays 9:00-4:00

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Printing

METRC currently doesn’t have access to a printer for students. We encourage you to use the printing room on the 2nd floor of Hill Library.

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Equipment

Equipment is available for checkout by College of Education students and CHASS students who are in Pre-service Teacher Education programs.

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September 11, 2026

Lynn Moody ’80, ’95MED Named College of Education’s 2026 Distinguished Alumna

“I don't know a career that gives you better access to changing lives [than education], and I don't know why everybody wouldn't want to do that,” says SparkNC president emerita.

September 09, 2026

Work on Grant-funded SIMIRS Project Shapes Research Agendas, Classroom Teaching for College of Education Alumni

Several College of Education graduate and undergraduate students who had the opportunity to partner with Alumni Distinguished Graduate Professor of Science Education Soonhye Park and Associate Teaching Professor of Science Education Matt Reynolds on the “Supporting the Implementation of Scientific Modeling Instruction in High School Chemistry and Biology in Rural Schools” (SIMIRS) project share how […]

September 08, 2026

#WhyIChoseEducation: Principal Ryan Ewell ’17MSA on Helping Smithfield-Selma High School Achieve Growth Goals for the First Time in Over 50 Years

For the first time ever, under the leadership of Ryan Ewell ’17MSA, Smithfield-Selma High School met its growth goals in 2026, seeing an 8.8% increase in overall student proficiency and an almost 23-point increase in Math I scores.