Archive for the tag "workshop"
Participatory Learning, Active Application: Reflections on the ACRL Conference
With the month winding down folks are getting back into the swing of things following this year’s ACRL Conference in Indianapolis a couple of weeks ago. Several of us ACRLoggers were in attendance — we took the opportunity to meet face to face and chat, and in those conversations the idea of a collaborative post-conference [...]
Posted: 25 April, 2013 in Conference Blogging, Events, First Year Academic Librarian Experience.
Tags: ACRL annual conference, panel, presentation, takeaways, THATCamp, workshop
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Lengthening Our (Out)reach
I’ve written before about the faculty workshops we offer at my library. When we started to expand our offerings a few years ago we thought it would be a good opportunity both to promote our resources for faculty as well as engage in some general library outreach. While we’re a small college library we do [...]
Posted: 2 June, 2011 in Faculty, Marketing.
Tags: faculty resources, faculty scholarship, outreach, workshop
Comments: 1
Teaching Students, Teaching Faculty
Over the past few semesters we’ve ramped up the number of faculty workshops we offer at the library where I work. We’re a small library in a fairly large college, and it can be tricky to balance our faculty initiatives with student instruction. Faculty sessions usually take longer to prepare, and since we only offer [...]
Posted: 16 October, 2009 in Faculty, Information Literacy, Teaching.
Tags: Faculty, workshop
Comments: 7
