Join us for the 2018 Colloquium on Libraries & Service Learning, August 9-10 at American University. #CLSL18
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Student reflections from a public history class at Indiana University of Pennsylvania tell a compelling story about how engaged learning can connect students to their local community.
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Molly Wolf's discussion of disparities between the resources at the elementary school neighboring her campus vs. what we expect schools to have for our own children brings to mind this morning's keynote. Let's notice the disparity and do something!
Learning outcomes for the afternoon: public/academic library partnership bring STEM learning to the community
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Understanding how the census collects info on race & ethnicity is an important step in data literacy #socialjusticepedagogy
CSU Channel Islands- school of ed & library co-teaching service learning class, partnership with the public library
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Here's the updated schedule for #CLSL18. We've added an optional tour of the Katzen Art Museum before the reception on Thursday. We can't wait to talk #libraries and #servicelearning with professionals from around the country! scholarcommons.scu.edu/libra…
It's not too late to register for the Colloquium on Libraries and Service Learning, Aug 9-10 at American University in Washington, DC! Registration is an affordable $100. See you there? eventbrite.com/e/critically-… #CLSL18
We're curious: does your library support global engagement and #servicelearning? If so, how?
NEW BOOK ALERT!
Community-Based Global Learning: The Theory and Practice of Ethical Engagement at Home and Abroad, by @emhartman, Richard C. Kiely, Christopher Boettcher, and Jessica Friedrichs.
Read the Introduction on the book page: ht.ly/a23H30kWolb
#ServiceLearning
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The Colloquium on Libraries and Service Learning's keynote speaker, Dr. @markbergel, founded @awidercircle out of his living room with the mission of ending our country's greatest social crisis: poverty. bit.ly/2KGQt0X #servicelearning #highered
What are open educational resources and why do they matter for service learning? And most importantly, how can you bring them to your campus? 3 librarians from @AULibrary will lead this hands-on workshop at #CLSL18: bit.ly/CLSL18 #servicelearning
#TBT to last year's keynote presentation by David Donahue of University of San Francisco. If you were there, what were your key takeaways? #servicelearning #academiclibraries #CLSL17
At #CLSL18, Nicole Branch will share strategies to improve students’ critical thinking related to community data, use information literacy to prompt reflection on social justice and service learning, and to assess the effectiveness of these programs: bit.ly/2L8zCA9
At #CLSL18, Laura Cleary and Cecelia Vetter of @UMDLibraries will share how they incorporated discussions of historical and archival bias into primary resource literacy sessions: bit.ly/2K78oJs #critlib #servicelearning
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At #CLSL18, Jamie Addy and Holly Croft of @GeorgiaCollege will lead an interactive presentation including tips and tools for librarians facilitating community participatory research and civic engagement: bit.ly/2KA2oKf
Registration is open for the 2018 Colloquium on Libraries and Service Learning at @AULibrary in Washington, D.C.! Take a look at our sessions here: bit.ly/CLSL18schedule #highered #servicelearning
#TBT to this session at last year's CLSL. Homelessness is increasing in many communities-- how can students become involved in meaningful ways? Download Michael and Erika's slides here: bit.ly/2gOk7D9
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Congrats to CLSL chair Jennifer Nutefall (@SCULibrarian) for winning this year's @ALA_ACRL Publication of the Year award for her book on libraries, information literacy, and #servicelearning! bit.ly/2oXJnIB
#TBT to this popular session from last year's CLSL! What were your main takeaways? Find Nastasha's slides here: bit.ly/2EMgtFf
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