Archive for the tag "library practice"
In Praise of Ideas
This month’s post in our series of guest academic librarian bloggers is by Emily Drabinski, Electronic Resources and Instruction Librarian at Long Island University in Brooklyn, NY. She’s the editor (with Alana Kumbier and Maria Accardi) of Critical Library Instruction: Theories and Methods, published by Library Juice Press. I just completed a thesis in the [...]
Posted: 2 March, 2011 in Information Literacy, Student Issues, Teaching.
Tags: kairos, library instruction, library practice, teaching theory
Comments: 7
More Provocative (if less provoking) Statements
Not long ago Steven B asked us to take a look at the Taiga Provocative Statements for 2009. We went, we read, we were provoked. I have to admit I’m much more intrigued – and, frankly, charmed – by the Darien Statements which aren’t meant to be provocative in the same way the Taiga Statements [...]
Posted: 10 April, 2009 in Information Ethics.
Tags: Darien Statements, library practice, library values, Provocative Statements, Taiga Forum
Comments: 3