Showing posts with label Instruction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Instruction. Show all posts

Friday, April 4, 2008

Library Functions: INSTRUCTION

  • Schedule a program of Information Literacy Certificate classes
  • Design curriculum for Information Literacy Certificate classes
  • Design activities for Information Literacy Certificate classes
  • Prepare handouts to support Information Literacy Certificate classes
  • Prepare PowerPoint presentations to support Information Literacy Certificate classes
  • Create learning objectives for Information Literacy Certificate classes
  • Design quizzes for Information Literacy Certificate classes
  • Teach Information Literacy Certificate classes
  • Track attendance in Information Literacy Certificate classes
  • Award certificates to Information Literacy Certificate completers
  • Design alternatives for students who cannot attend the face-to-face Information Literacy Certificate classes
  • Design tutorials to support information literacy for distance learners (e-learners)
  • Collaborate with faculty on information literacy needs for discipline specific classes
  • Design information literacy activities for discipline specific classes
  • Prepare handouts to support information literacy needs in discipline specific classes
  • Prepare PowerPoint presentations to support information literacy needs in discipline specific classes
  • Create learning objectives to support information literacy needs in discipline specific classes
  • Teach classes that support information literacy needs in discipline specific classes
  • Keep statistics on numbers of students attending information literacy classes and numbers of classes taught
  • Teach information literacy skills to students one-on-one
  • Teach information literacy skills to small groups
  • Collaborate with The Center for Teaching Learning Connections to make ASAP useful for all students
  • Update ASAP links and resources to help students become information literate
  • Collaborate with Richland Collegiate High School administrators and faculty to determine information literacy needs of high school students
  • Seek out the best resources to help students become information literate
  • Identify excellent resources for specific class assignments and make them available to students through a process called "assignment alert carts."
  • Develop and teach professional development workshops to Richland faculty and staff on Library resources, specific research tools, or research techniques.
  • Create, maintain, and update web pages to support the library's instructional resources and programs
  • Design and update an exercise to help ESOL students learn about the library
  • Collaborate with ESOL instructors to design classes and exercises to fit the information needs of ESOL students
  • Collaborate with Human Development faculty to develop information literacy exercise specifically for students in the Master Student classes.