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What is being done by libraries as they provide instruction and research support, both at point of need and in the classroom? Learn what best practices are emerging and how tools are evolving to meet the needs of librarians and users.
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Latest Activity: Jun. 4, 2008
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SESSION LEADERS:
--Christine Clifford, Hennepin County Library - moderator
--Carole Cragg, Bethel University - presenter
--Lyndi Finifrock, Bethel University - presenter
--Mark McCullough, Minnesota State Univ, Mankato - presenter
--Kristofer Schied, Hamline University - presenter
--Lynne Beck, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities - presenter
--Deborah Kloiber, College of St. Catherine - facilitator
LINKS:
AskMN -- online reference and research assistance
MyLibrary Toolbar -- from Hamline University
Discussion Forum
AskMN Statewide Online Reference 1 Reply
Presentation by Mark McCullough, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Started by Deborah. Last reply by Mark McCullough May. 28, 2008.
Creating and Using Library Toolbars 1 Reply
Presentation by Kristofer Scheid, Bush Library, Hamline University
Started by Deborah. Last reply by Kristofer Scheid May. 28, 2008.
Using Audience Response Systems in Library Instruction Classes 1 Reply
Presentation by Carole Cragg and Lyndi Finifrock, Bethel University
Started by Deborah. Last reply by Lyndi May. 23, 2008.
Themes and Trends in Library Instruction and Research
Session moderated by Christine Clifford, Hennepin County Libraries
Started by Deborah May. 16, 2008.
Interactive Library Tutorials
Presentation by Lynne Beck, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Started by Deborah May. 16, 2008.
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Comment by RonJoslin on June 4, 2008 at 1:09pm - Has anyone set up online learning tools that they use in conjunction with more traditional course-integrated library instruction? We have talked about creating online tools that can be used either to supplement and/or assess what is covered during library instruction sessions. I would be very interested to hear about what others may be doing with this and the success of these efforts.
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