40 conference talks, workshops, and invited presentations.
In this talk we share the values that guided our early pandemic response efforts, discussing the essential importance of centering student voices and creating anti-hierarchy...
You already know what learning outcomes are. You’ve made more than enough LibGuides. Now you’re ready to do something different. Bring a learning outcome that...
Personal authoring technologies have made it easier than ever for instructors and students to contribute their thoughts, experiences, and opinions to a global discourse. In...
This panel will feature librarians who have collaborated with faculty and other campus partners to develop innovative, high-impact information literacy programs on a variety of...
High-impact collaborations that put information literacy theory into practice across settings and disciplines help faculty address critical issues and learning needs. This poster illustrates possible...
Although deep, sustained engagement with students is desirable, many librarians still work within the confines of the one-shot instruction session, in which librarians have one...
Active learning, constructivism, socio-constructivism, critical pedagogy, critical constructivism - these learning theories are more than just buzzwords. They’re important instructional strategies that can play central...
Although deep, sustained engagement with students is desirable, many librarians still work within the confines of the one-shot instruction session, some at universities serving tens...
Join in for this opportunity to discuss and share ideas on a diverse toolkit for designing and investigating the success of learning spaces, including participatory...
The Claremont Colleges Library has developed a range of approaches to holistically evaluating information literacy (IL) learning and perceptions among students and faculty, as well...
Any college instructor who assigns essays or research papers will tell you that writing and research are deeply intertwined. Doesn't it make sense, then, to...
Academic libraries are always changing in order to stay relevant with the unique and dynamic needs of users. Historically, reference was offered as a single...
What can you do with Drupal? Bring your laptop and find out in this hands-on introduction to the Drupal content management system. We’ll start by...
What makes great language, literature, and culture learning happen? In this interactive demonstration, the presenters will discuss that very question, collecting feedback from the audience...
The L&S Collaborative Sites pilot project at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, a platform for the rapid development of online shared learning environments, promotes...
Students and instructors have access to a broad range of collaborative technologies for group projects, but successful group work is not just about the technology....
You’ve heard the buzz words: knowledge construction, collaborative group work, Web 2.0. But what does this look like in a real university course? How do...
This session looks at the role of audience, authorship, and assessment in two very different wiki projects – a semester long project in a Japanese...
How do we use podcasting to extend the borders of the campus to the borders of the state? We will discuss the value of podcasting...
Last year, the UCLA Science Libraries restructured student reference training to align with our new functional organization. In the 2019-2020 academic year, we used our...
In 2016-2017, most public services units in UCLA Library were merged into a new reporting structure under a single Associate University Librarian for User Engagement....
What happens when key campus partners are running very successful undergraduate education programs but don’t have adequate space for them? UCLA’s Center for Education Innovation...
A library-based course developed by librarians at UCLA to help undergraduate students working on their first advanced research projects.
Student collaboration and knowledge building are at the heart of two pilot projects at Penn State and UW–Madison. Learn how these schools use Drupal, an...
Organized and delivered a successful University of Wisconsin system-wide conference allowing instructors and staff to share their knowledge and experience with using wikis for instruction,...