ALI podcast episode 30 “Let the Games Begin”
For episode 30 of Adventures in Library Instruction we were joined by guests Theresa McDevitt andRyan Sittler, editor of and contributor the book Let the games begin!: Engaging students with field-tested interactive information literacy instruction. We talked about the role of games in the library classroom and their value as a teaching tool. Thanks, Ryan and Theresa!
ALI episode 28
This month on Adventures in Library Instruction (well, technically last month, since we're still counting it as July's episode) we talked to Lynda Kellam, data librarian at UNC Greensboro.
Adventures in Library Instruction episode 26
This month we talked about Lori Reed and Paul Signorelli's new book, Workplace Learning and Leadership: a Handbook for Library and Nonprofit Trainers. Lots of good discussion about training and its relationship to instruction.
ALI episode 25
For our second anniversary of the Adventures in Library Instruction podcast, we teamed up with our old colleague Erin Mooney from Emory U.
ALI podcast episode 24
Thanks to Anna's editing, this episode went up last night with a few hours of March to spare! We talked about Computers in Libraries 2011, THATcamp Southeast, professional development and technology, and as usual what we're doing with teaching and stuff.
Adventures in Library Instruction podcast episode 24: Geeking Out & Speaking Up
Podcasting presentation at Computers in Libraries
Just a quick note to mention that I'll be co-presenting on "Podcasting for professional development" at Computers in Libraries 2011 in Washington DC next week, with my AdLib Instruction colleague Rachel Borchardt and our counterpart Maurice Coleman from the T is for Training podcast.
We're presenting on the Training and Learning track, session E303 at 1:30 pm on Wednesday, March 23 (we have the second half of the hour).
ALI episode 23
I'm a few days late posting this here, but if you don't subscribe to the Adventures in Library Instruction feed you may want to check out our latest episode. We talked with Iris Jastram about Google Scholar, her "subversive handouts" and more.
ALI episode 22 is up
Adventures in Library Instruction podcast episode 22 is now available for your listening pleasure. We interviewed Catherine Pellegrino and talked about start of semester, Anna's huge Facebook session (with no internet), assessment, and Rachel's ongoing info literacy crusade at AU.
ALI episode 20
We managed to fit in an Adventures in Library Instruction episode before winter break. We talked with Steve Lawson about the value of low-preparation and winging it in teaching. Happy holidays, all.
(Note to self: Rock Band microphone is not optimal podcasting gear but will work in a pinch.)
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