Libraries as Learning Labs in a Digital Age: A Youth Services Conference in an LIS Classroom
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| author | Mills, J. Elizabeth Campana, Kathleen Goldsmith, Annette Y. |
| author_facet | Mills, J. Elizabeth Campana, Kathleen Goldsmith, Annette Y. Mills, J. Elizabeth Campana, Kathleen Goldsmith, Annette Y. |
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| contents | Libraries as Learning Labs in a Digital Age: A Youth Services Conference in an LIS Classroom Mills, J. Elizabeth Campana, Kathleen Goldsmith, Annette Y. Masters Programs Graduate Students Information Science Education Library Science Teaching Methods Experiential Learning Library Services Curriculum Development Online Courses Educational Technology Technology Uses in Education Blended Learning Library Education Course Content Change Strategies In the face of a changing landscape of youth services, LIS education can push the field of librarianship forward by adopting research-based frameworks that are directly applicable to the profession. We combined the Connected Learning framework with Radical Change theory and Outcome-Based Planning and Evaluation (OBPE) to establish the structure and content for a brand-new culminating course in the children's and youth services track at the University of Washington Information School. We taught the course in Spring 2015 using a conference-like model based on the late Dr. Eliza T. Dresang's teaching plan. Innovative delivery methods engaged both online and residential students, deliberately seeking to change boundaries, change perspectives, and change formats in how programs for digital-age children and youth are planned, delivered, and evaluated. This paper highlights how applying a radical approach to teaching that focuses on hands-on learning connects practice with pedagogy, and provides takeaways that offer a new model for LIS educational approaches. |
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| spellingShingle | Libraries as Learning Labs in a Digital Age: A Youth Services Conference in an LIS Classroom Mills, J. Elizabeth Campana, Kathleen Goldsmith, Annette Y. Masters Programs Graduate Students Information Science Education Library Science Teaching Methods Experiential Learning Library Services Curriculum Development Online Courses Educational Technology Technology Uses in Education Blended Learning Library Education Course Content Change Strategies Libraries as Learning Labs in a Digital Age: A Youth Services Conference in an LIS Classroom Mills, J. Elizabeth Campana, Kathleen Goldsmith, Annette Y. Masters Programs Graduate Students Information Science Education Library Science Teaching Methods Experiential Learning Library Services Curriculum Development Online Courses Educational Technology Technology Uses in Education Blended Learning Library Education Course Content Change Strategies In the face of a changing landscape of youth services, LIS education can push the field of librarianship forward by adopting research-based frameworks that are directly applicable to the profession. We combined the Connected Learning framework with Radical Change theory and Outcome-Based Planning and Evaluation (OBPE) to establish the structure and content for a brand-new culminating course in the children's and youth services track at the University of Washington Information School. We taught the course in Spring 2015 using a conference-like model based on the late Dr. Eliza T. Dresang's teaching plan. Innovative delivery methods engaged both online and residential students, deliberately seeking to change boundaries, change perspectives, and change formats in how programs for digital-age children and youth are planned, delivered, and evaluated. This paper highlights how applying a radical approach to teaching that focuses on hands-on learning connects practice with pedagogy, and provides takeaways that offer a new model for LIS educational approaches. |
| title | Libraries as Learning Labs in a Digital Age: A Youth Services Conference in an LIS Classroom |
| topic | Masters Programs Graduate Students Information Science Education Library Science Teaching Methods Experiential Learning Library Services Curriculum Development Online Courses Educational Technology Technology Uses in Education Blended Learning Library Education Course Content Change Strategies |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1150602 |