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Practice, Practice, Practice
The semester is drawing to a close at my college and students in the information literacy course that I’m teaching are deep into their work on their final projects. I’m taking a breath before the grading begins and already starting to reflect on the semester: what worked well, what didn’t, what I’ll tweak over the [...]
Posted: 10 May, 2010 in Information Literacy, Libraries and Learning, Student Issues.
Tags: college credit, course, one-shot sessions, research, students
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It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Winter Break
Finals end today at the college where I work, and the semester is coming to a close. I really value the stretch of slower days in the library during the intersession; it’s a great time to take stock of what we’re doing and where we’re headed. This semester was incredibly busy, with a big increase [...]
Posted: 21 December, 2009 in Just Thinking.
Tags: Information Literacy, library instruction, one-shot sessions, program planning, scholarly work
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