Notes on Library Instruction
These are a few notes I had taken on teaching information literacy...
Student Learning Outcomes are the first step to an information literacy program
- create learning outcomes for a class
- create a cycle of teaching an assessment
Teach a concept early then test students in a similar area (like a database interface) - prepare searches ahead for successful delivery
Ask questions (if you say "Any questions?" to no response, ask a student about what you just discussed) Ask "What is better about these results/articles?"
Use instructor of student examples "Try your own last name."
Step by step instructions on all hands on assignments
Student Learning Outcomes are the first step to an information literacy program
- create learning outcomes for a class
- create a cycle of teaching an assessment
Teach a concept early then test students in a similar area (like a database interface) - prepare searches ahead for successful delivery
Ask questions (if you say "Any questions?" to no response, ask a student about what you just discussed) Ask "What is better about these results/articles?"
Use instructor of student examples "Try your own last name."
Step by step instructions on all hands on assignments
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