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College Libraries Transition to High Tech Learning Centers EdTech Magazine: Focus on Higher Education Karl Carter, director of the library's MInDSpace (Media and Instructional Design) media lab, now has the wired and wireless bandwidth he needs to... Delete the scoop?
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Lily, whose family is from Brazil, was struggling a bit to understand the concept of "media messages". Their English Language Learners class had been discussing the idea for several days, but she h... Delete the scoop?
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One campus’ firsthand account of gamification in the academic library
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We had pretty good success with gamification of our library orientation in Fall 2012. We used Evernote, rather than SCVNGR, because we felt that it had uses outside of the exercise & would be useful to them throughout their academic careers. We're looking forward to fine-tuning the process this year. Delete the scoop?
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You know the drill. You, the teacher, have reserved space in a computer lab (yes, we still have those, but we probably won't in about five years when all students have their own devices), and stude...
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Anecdotally, I know this is utterly true. Inquiry circles bring amazing results when we have the time to do them correctly. Of course, one-shots make it difficult to find time. Delete the scoop?
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If you are a librarian, it's pretty much guaranteed that you know the ACRL's definition of information literacy by heart. Or at least something pretty close to it. The ACRL's definition of visual l... Delete the scoop?
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What is 4C/ID? The 4C/ID Model is a four-component system for the instructional design of complex skills. It was developed by van Merrienboer, et al., and can easily be plugged into the ADDIE model... Delete the scoop?
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Library Instruction and Academic Success: A Mixed-Methods Assessment of a Library Instruction Program Delete the scoop?
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What are TPACK skills? And why do librarians need them? TPACK refers to Technological Pedogogical Content Knowledge. A mouthful, I know. To help you understand it better, I'll break it into parts: ... Delete the scoop?
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Image via Microsoft Clip GalleryPresented by Buffy J. Hamilton, Ed.S.Texas Library Association Conference 2013#txla13 Delete the scoop?
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May 3, 9:44 AM
Tenemos que empezar a aprender a estructurar cursos Delete the scoop?
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"We think that what is central to new literacies is not the fact that we can now “look up information online” or write essays using a word processor rather than a pen or typewriter, or even that we... Delete the scoop?
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Standards for Proficiencies for Instruction Librarians and Coordinators, approved, June 2007 Delete the scoop?
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