libraries, education, teaching, technology, curiosity, and creativity.
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Joined May 2009
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It's here!! I am so excited! Many thanks to my co-editors, the authors who contributed to the work, and @ALA_ACRL who is so great to work with! alastore.ala.org/creating-in…
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A recent report about higher education completion indicated that about 2/3 of college students would be more interested in returning if the coursework could
be applied directly to their work. Alternatives to research writing assignments FTW! 1/3
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Ideas on how libraries can initiate or support alterative assignments in "Embracing Change" book : alastore.ala.org/content/emb… 2/3
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So thankful to my coeditor Silke Higgins and all the contributors for the publication of our latest book, “Embracing Change: Alternatives to Traditional Research Writing Assignments.” We hope it will help libraries in generating and supporting students with different assignments.
It's here! Our latest book: "Embracing Change: Alternatives to Traditional Research Writing Assignments" is now available for purchase from the ALA Store: alastore.ala.org/content/emb…
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JOB OPENING: STEM Librarian at San Jose State University. Potential candidates are invited to attend one of two informational webinars. No registration is required. More info on job and webinars: jobs.sjsu.edu/.../stem-libra…
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Some good advice for library school students in this competitive job market: ala-apa.org/newsletter/2021/…
"Supporting Today’s Students in the Library is a valuable read... It would be an excellent addition to MLIS coursework that focuses on these areas as well." Thank you to Ginger H. Williams from Wichita State for reviewing our co-edited book for C&RL: crl.acrl.org/index.php/crl/a…
I am looking for a #conference happening between now and end of March. Topics can be about: #teaching and #learning in general, #library-specific (all aspects), or related to #researchimpact metrics. Please let me know if you have a suggestion.
Excited that our study on academic librarian motivations, strategies, and success rates for finding research collaborators has been published in College & Research Libraries (vol. 81, no. 7): doi.org/10.5860/crl.81.7.109… @ekchan35 #research #Collaboration #academic #librarians #CRL
@ekchan35 and I recently published a white paper with Choice titled, "Supporting Scholarly Research: Current and New Opportunities for Academic Libraries." choice360.org/librarianship/… #librarianship #scholcomm #supportingresearch
I was just notified that I've been upgraded to Associate Librarian status (with tenure). #associatelibrarian #tenured #woohoo
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I dunno about ya'll but I am still thinking about #loex2020. Curious to hear about everyone's #1 takeaway. Please share.
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That's a wrap on #loex2020! There is so much to digest and I look forward to watching/listening to the sessions that I missed. Thanks also to all who attended my preso- pls HMU if you have q's or want more info. Happy weekend everyone; stay safe and healthy.
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How are you supporting soon-to-be grads? Attending Amy Bessin's "Filling the Toolbox: Preparing Students for Information Seeking after College" #loex2020
Emily Mann's #loex2020 presentation slides, "Integrating Data Literacy into Lower Level Undergraduate Instruction" available at: bit.ly/MannLoex2020
Looking forward to attending this #loex2020 presentation. And thanks to the presenters for sharing their docs ahead of time.
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Another great day of #loex2020 presos. But after 6 straight hours of Zoom meetings (I had other meetings and a student consult), I am ready to call it a day. Please bring🍷.
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Heather Snapp (Florida Gulf Coast University): "Can't Teach Information Literacy to ALL Students? Why Not Teach their Instructors?" Yes, please! #loex2020
Ready for "Examining Reiterative Reflection in the Library Instruction Classroom: A Qualitative View " with Sara Whitver and Karleigh Riesen (University of Alabama) at #loex2020!
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