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Posts Tagged 'instruction'
5 reasons to use Blackboard’s online quizzes
Published 10/28/2013 instruction ClosedTags: instruction, instruction_tools
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Leveraging visual literacy for communication
Published 09/17/2013 webinar ClosedTags: creative, instruction, learning, visual
This webinar presentation (highly recommended – see archived version) shares successful techniques for using images in library instruction.
Presented by Nicole Brown, NYU Multidisciplinary Instruction Librarian.
Understanding why errors happen is more important than spotting them
Published 09/17/2013 Uncategorized ClosedTags: instruction, learning
The more information you glean by reading student papers, by seeing how students are applying what they’ve learned, the clearer you are on what you need to do in the classroom, in building learning objects, and in working with disciplinary faculty.
Read more @Information Wants To Be Free
Good for what? Considering context in building learning objects
Published 09/03/2013 instruction ClosedTags: instruction, instruction_tools, librarianship, technology, tools
Context is key in guiding considerations on the creation of sequential tutorials. @Information Wants to be Free
Information literacy & improving user experience – is there a conflict?
Published 09/03/2013 instruction ClosedTags: discovery, instruction, tools
Discovery services – the one-box search – may allow librarians to focus less on teaching tools and more on teaching concepts and processes. @Musings on Librarianship
Google for remote tech / reference support
Published 07/31/2013 technology ClosedTags: google, instruction, reference, technology, tools
A free alternative: remote assistance via Google Hangouts’ Remote Desktop
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