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The presentation included a live demonstration of how to easily integrate scholarly resources during web-based course development. Most library?s licensed electronic databases provide access to many full text scholarly journals and other publications. The presentation will provide an overview of Continue reading Faculty-Librarian Collaboration: Web Based Course Development
An information literate person is an educated person. Information literacy has been described as the new liberal art and it needs to be approached as critical part of a contemporary education. A curriculum and pedagogy must be developed that transcends Continue reading Broadening Our Conceptions: Curricula, Pedagogy, and Information Literacy
Keeping up with news and new resources in the library field has become increasingly difficult over the past decade. This is so for numerous reasons. More content has been written within our field, more resources have become available, and the Continue reading Keeping Current – Professional Development for Librarians
This session was an opportunity for participants to report on their project of choosing one decision to track during the workshop.
If you missed any part of our first live session please view the recording. The Organizational Map was the main topic of discussed. Other issues covered; why people hesitate when making decisions, what people enjoy about making decisions and the Continue reading LEAD115 First Session RECORDING
In shaping a future in which blended librarianship is weaved into the fabric of the library organization it’s important that blended librarians accept leadership roles in their library organizations and as campus technology leaders. One way in which blended librarians establish themselves as leaders is through formal leadership programs. In this webcast two blended librarians, Lauren Pressley, Instructional Design Librarian at Wake Forest University, and Elizabeth Siecke, Dean of the Ramapo College Library, will share their experience in attending formal leadership programs. Engage in a conversation with your colleagues about seeking leadership opportunities, and using one’s leadership position to champion blended librarianship. Continue reading Leading the Blended Library: Two Blended Librarians Share Their Leadership Program Experience
Elliot Felix of brightspot Strategy, a library design expert, shares his perspectives on the latest trends, tools, and tactics. As the founder and director of brightspot, Elliot has played a major role in the design of the new Hunt Library at North Carolina State University. He also co-conceived and participated in the development of the Learning Space Toolkit.
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Date: October 12, 2003 Presenters: Hope Kandel, Steve Coffman, Elyssa Rosenberg Toomey, Helen Kenendy and Jim Lewis Description: This interactive webcast explored innovative funding models that public schools and libraries may use to augment shrinking state and local fiscal budgets.
In this webinar, Elliot will provide an overview of trends impacting the design and operation of library spaces as well as the services offered within them. He’ll also introduce some tools you can use along with advice on how you can put them into practice. There will be an opportunity for interaction throughout and Q & A at the end of the session.
Continue reading Trends, Tools, and Tactics for Better Library Design – Our Next Webcast Event on October 3