Two Schools of Instruction - Academic Librarian - 0 views
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kitchen sink vs minimalist instruction methods for one-shots.
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I am definitely a minimalist according to this article. I concentrate on a few key methods, with some variations depending on how much information I have about the one shot class I am about to teach.
Zombies: A Teachable Moment - 0 views
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post from Journeys blog dated May 2009.
Wolfram|Alpha - 0 views
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Not a search engine, but a computational-knowledge engine.
Multimedia Sources for Info Literacy - 0 views
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Great wiki started by Chris Sweet, the Information Services Librarian at the Heartland Community College library in Normal, Illinois. Includes links to concise videos and interactive tutorials organized by information literacy topical categories.
Information Search Process: Carol Kuhlthau - 0 views
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ISP: 6 stage model of users' holistic experience in process of info seeking.
The Big6: Information & Technology Skills for Student Achievement - 0 views
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"Data collected from thousands of students showed that students who were taught informative nonfiction using the Big6 approach with a combination of analytical, creative, and practical activities, outperformed students who were taught two alternative approaches (see materials at: www.yale.edu/pace)."
Lilly Conferences on College & University Teaching - 0 views
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A great opportunity to show professors what librarians (especially those in instruction) can do!
Library Software Users Group (LiSUG) - 0 views
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The 2010 conference will be held at Dutchess Community College.
ACRL | Academic Librarianship by Design - 1 views
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An professional development opportunity
Metaphors people use to teach information literacy - 0 views
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from Mark Hepworth's Blog
SURF: Students Understanding Research Fundamentals - 0 views
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Mizael and Amber are two CSULB students who are new to the whole research thing. Follow along with them as they learn how to find, evaluate, and use information for their assignments. SURF is designed to teach you about researching by actually having you do research. We want you use current projects you are working on now.
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Mizael and Amber are two CSULB students who are new to the whole research thing. Follow along with them as they learn how to find, evaluate, and use information for their assignments. SURF is designed to teach you about researching by actually having you do research.
Introduction to Online Pedagogy - 0 views
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free, on-demand training workshop designed for faculty and doctoral students in library and information science with little or no experience teaching online who wish to develop their skills in teaching online courses
Problem-Based Learning Meets Web 2.0 - 0 views
Meeting24.tv Keeps Online Meetings Simple - 0 views
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Meeting24.tv is a new web conference system that lets up to 24 users simultaneously hold meetings online through an extra-simple UI. The service ...
Digital Copyright Slider - 0 views
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Tool for figuring out basic copyright on an item.
tweetworks - 0 views
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can create and join private twitter groups (e.g., students in a class or dept)
drop.io - 0 views
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Free file-sharing and media-sharing service that enables users to take anything ranging from music, videos, documents, audio, and add them to a private, online space called a 'drop' to share with colleagues and clients through email, web, phone, fax, and more.
Wikipedia: Beneath the Surface - 0 views
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flash tutorial on the basics of how Wikipedia works and its pros and cons
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