The Reference & Instruction Exchange Group, a division of NCCCLRA, exists to improve teaching and learning among Reference and Instruction Librarians, encourage the exchange of ideas and materials, and establish recommended guidelines for peer evaluation.
Donald Forbes, Director of Library Services at Guilford Technical Community College, will begin contributing posts to the Reference & Instruction Exchange Roundtable on topics of interest to our community. Welcome aboard, Donald!
posted by Michael @ Friday, June 29, 2007
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Here's the link to a recent library assessment presentation from the 2007 ACRL conference. Take a look and see if there are any ideas you could implement at your campus if you are getting questions about the impact of library instruction on student success, how the library contributes to the college's "learning environment," or evidence of student success related to the library, and the like.
Labels: Assessment, Self-Study, Statistics, Student Success
posted by Michael @ Thursday, June 28, 2007
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This site features online teaching and learning resources from federal agencies. The link goes to a site map of their current list of resources by subject. There's an RSS feed at the top of the screen if you want to keep up with new additions to the site.
Labels: Federal Agencies, Reference, Web
posted by Michael @ Wednesday, June 20, 2007
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Karen Long on the ILI-L Listserve has compiled the results of her Information Literacy survey, Promoting Information Literacy To Administration and Faculty, into an online pdf document. She agreed to let me share survey results with readers of this blog. The results are not broken down by types of libraries, but I thought this would be interesting reading. How do you promote Information Literacy efforts at your campus?
Labels: Information Literacy, Survey
posted by Michael @ Thursday, June 07, 2007
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