1. The book provides unique insights into the instruction coordinator's work and offers strategies for building and maintaining a successful information literacy program in an academic library.

2. The volume offers diverse stories and invaluable advice from instruction coordinators currently working in the field. Highlighting best practices, the book will be essential reading for students of library and information science, who are learning about how academic library instruction programs function. It will also be extremely useful to beginning and seasoned library instruction coordinators.

3. Unlike competing texts, which only offer a theoretical how-to guide to the role, the proposed book situates the fundamental parts of the coordinator role in the actual reality of the academic library instruction program.