LIRT (Library Instruction Round Table)

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The mission of the Library Instruction Round Table (LIRT) is to provide a forum for discussion of activities, programs, and problems of instruction in the use of libraries; to contribute to the education and training of librarians for library instruction; to promote instruction in the use of libraries as an essential library service, and to serve as a channel of communication on library instruction between the ALA divisions, ALA and ACRL committees, state clearinghouses, Project LOEX, other organizations concerned with instruction in the use of libraries, and members of the Association.

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FREE! LILi Show & Tell - From In-Person to Online & Back Again: Converting Information Literacy Instruction Between Formats

  • 1.  FREE! LILi Show & Tell - From In-Person to Online & Back Again: Converting Information Literacy Instruction Between Formats

    Posted Nov 29, 2023 11:49 PM
    Join us for the last Show & Tell session of 2023!
    When: Wednesday, December 13, 2023, 10:00am Pacific / 1:00 pm Eastern. 
    From In-Person to Online & Back Again: Converting Information Literacy Instruction Between Formats
    Monica Maher (she/her)
    Online Learning & Education Librarian, University of Nebraska Omaha

    Continuous assessment and editing of information literacy instruction is essential to assure our students are meeting their learning outcomes. Over the last three years, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, many aspects of our lives and jobs have been altered. It comes as no surprise then, that our lesson plans must change as well! This session will focus on one librarian's reflections about converting information literacy instruction for undergraduate and graduate students from in-person, to online, and then back to in-person again. How to gain meaningful faculty collaboration, tips and tricks for identifying the best format for your instruction, sustainability best practices, and lessons learned will be discussed.
     
    The session will be recorded. The recording will be available on the LILi YouTube channel and our webpage following the session.
     
    Visit the LILi webpage to learn more about upcoming Show & Tell sessions in 2024: https://lili.libguides.com/showandtell
    Cassandra Nieves (she/her), MLIS
    Information Services Librarian, Assistant Professor
    Library Services, Northampton Community College, Monroe Campus


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    Esther Grassian
    Lecturer
    UCLA Information Studies Department
    estherg@ucla.edu
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