Information Literacy Symposium
One of the goals of the Lois Hole Campus Alberta Digital Library Information Literacy and Awareness Committee (LILAC) has been to support and build capacity for library staff to share expertise, to discover what innovative projects are being done, and to create a community of practice around information literacy that will help students and researchers across the province.
The Information Literacy Symposium was
presented by the Lois Hole Campus
Alberta Digital Library (LHCADL)
Information Literacy and Awareness Committee on April
3, 2009, 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
University of Calgary, MacKimmie Library
Special Thanks to our sponsors:
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Opening Keynote - Fertile Ground: Sharing
Information Literacy Techniques in BC
Gordon Coleman, Project Coordinator, British
Columbia Electronic Library Network
Sessions
The How's and Why's of Information Literacy Assessment and Evaluation
Nancy
Goebel, University of Alberta, Augustana Faculty
Information Literacy and eLearning: NAIT initiatives
Isobel Rancier
(NAIT)
Engaging Orientations
Eva Revitt, Grant MacEwan College; Michelle
Sinotte, Mt. Royal College; Shauna Rutherford, University of Calgary
Benevolent
Blue
Jerremie Clyde & Chris Thomas, University
of Calgary
Sharing the Wealth a non-evaluative model to improve teaching
Sharing the Wealth pdf
Peer Observation Bibliography
Karen Hering, Grant MacEwan College
Developing Academic Library/School Library
Collaborations: an
exploratory
study
Dr. Alix Hayden, University of Calgary
Round Tables
Speakers will be moderating Round Tables to further discuss issues
around
their session topics:
- Information Literacy Assessment
- Faculty Collaboration for e-learning
- Student Orientations
- Innovative Teaching Technologies
- Improving Teaching Skills
- School/Post-Secondary Collaboration