ARCL Intersections of Scholarly Communication and Webcast Series: Webcast 2: Tuesday 4th April 2017

The CILIP Information Literacy Group are delighted to launch a series of 3 webinars and we are partnering with an expert team from the United States, from the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) in this series of webinars exploring the Intersections between Scholarly Communications and Information Literacy. These webinars will be free to ILG members and are offered at a reduced rate for those who wish to sign up to the series.

Webcast 2:  Creating Learning Experiences at the Intersections of Scholarly Communication and Information Literacy – Tuesday 4th April | 3 p.m. GMT | 9 a.m. CST

The ever-evolving information landscape poses a challenge to first-year students, graduate students, and faculty alike. To educate and inspire diverse communities of scholars, the presenters encourage attendees to create dynamic learning opportunities that address the needs of our learners at the intersections of scholarly communication and information literacy. However, applying theory to practice can be difficult when creating learning experiences for a variety of audiences. This webcast provides practical ideas and skills to develop and assess pedagogical strategies that engage scholars at all levels. The presenters first describe how to distill core concepts from particular intersections into learning outcomes.  With those outcomes as  cornerstones, the presenters guide participants through the essential steps of creating meaningful learning experiences. Finally, they explain how to assess the impact of learning experiences in order to identify future goals.  Examples of successful learning experiences at the intersections are shared throughout the presentation.

Learning outcomes:

  • Identify creative ways to develop and capitalize on informal and formal education opportunities for a variety of audiences in order to engage your community with the dynamic information environment.
  • Recognize foundational elements of meaningful learning experiences in order to develop engaging educational programming at your institution.

Speakers:

Joelle Pitts, Instructional Design Librarian at Kansas State University

John Watts, Teaching & Learning Librarian at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas

 

See the original blog post for more information on the past and future webcasts in this series.

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