Archive for March 31st, 2006
More On Ethnographic Methods Webcast
Earlier this week I posted a summary of a webcast sponsored by the Blended Librarians Online Learning Community about “Ethnographic Methods and Participatory Design in an Academic Library”. As a followup, for those interested, Darlene Fichter attended the webcast and provided some fairly detailed notes on her blog. So if you couldn’t be there, you [...]
Posted: 31 March, 2006 in Conference Blogging, Worth Reading.
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Bring “Helicopter Parents” In For A Landing @ Your Library
Today’s CHE provides a link to a Survey of Current College Parent Experiences (PDF), which, among other things, tells us that:
“Of the 839 parents surveyed, 74 percent communicated with their student two or three times a week and one in three did so at least once a day.”
This is consistent with what our Student Success [...]
Posted: 31 March, 2006 in Higher Education, Libraries and Learning, Student Issues, Worth Reading.
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Commission On Higher Ed Aims Sight On Accreditation
I hope ACRLog readers have been following the proceedings of the Secretary of Education’s Commission on the Future of Higher Education over the last few months. Sometimes we are so focused on our libraries and institutions that we neglect to pay attention to the industry in which we work. I suppose that’s one reason I [...]
Posted: 31 March, 2006 in Higher Education, Worth Reading.
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