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What water?
January 21, 2010 | No commentsTags: collaboration, college students, information literacy, instruction, instructional design, research, teachingRecently I was lucky enough to come across the publication of a commencement speech given by David Foster Wallace in 2005 to a group of wide-eyed graduates from Kenyon College. While it’s difficult to sum up what one takes away from a four-year-degree, this particular rumination helps to qualify the value of a liberal arts [...]
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[RE]Boot Camp: Share Some. Learn More. Teach Better.
October 28, 2009 | 1 commentTags: information literacy, instruction, instructional design, planning, teaching, training, workshopSetting the Stage Last fall, as a part of the Texas Library Association’s “Transforming” initiative, my library held its own transforming retreat. Austin Community College (ACC) Library Services has gone through a hiring spurt recently, adding 10 new full time librarians in just the last three years. This retreat brought together all 23 of us [...]
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Narrating the “Back Story” Through E-learning Resources in Libraries
January 28, 2009 | 14 commentsTags: digital learning materials, e-learning, instruction, instructional design, learning objects, peer reviewWe at In the Library with the Lead Pipe are happy to welcome two guest authors to our blog! Hyun-Duck Chung and Kim Duckett are two of our creative and inspiring colleagues at the North Carolina State University Libraries. Read on to learn more… Lately we’ve been thinking a lot about the creation and re-use [...]
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