Cotton, a communications and liaison librarian, and Sharron, who works in special collections and archives, both at Brock U., Canada, explain how librarians and archivists can incorporate archival and digital collections into teaching to improve post-secondary students' research skills. They address the communication between archivists and librarians needed to form partnerships and promote resources; team-teaching resources for archivists, librarians, and academic faculty; helpful digital resources in the humanities and social sciences, such as Google Books and Project Muse; delivery approaches and designing assignments; and methods for assessing workshops and ideas for continuous learning. Distributed by Neal-Schuman. Annotation ©2011 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)