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Auteur principal: Homol, Lindley
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 2020
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contents Truly, Madly, Deeply Embedded: Becoming a Student in Your Liaison Area Homol, Lindley Library Instruction Academic Libraries Librarians Instructional Improvement Outreach Programs Graduate Students Independent Study Synchronous Communication Action Research Citations (References) College Curriculum As a librarian supporting online programs, it can often be difficult to develop effective instruction for learners who you may never see, at the request of faculty you may never meet. When the author enrolled as a student in the online master's instructional design program at her institution, she learned five key lessons from the classes and ongoing interactions with students and faculty. This paper will describe how the librarian used these lessons to improve instruction and outreach to both her liaison areas, as well as the wider library.
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spellingShingle Truly, Madly, Deeply Embedded: Becoming a Student in Your Liaison Area
Homol, Lindley
Library Instruction
Academic Libraries
Librarians
Instructional Improvement
Outreach Programs
Graduate Students
Independent Study
Synchronous Communication
Action Research
Citations (References)
College Curriculum
Truly, Madly, Deeply Embedded: Becoming a Student in Your Liaison Area Homol, Lindley Library Instruction Academic Libraries Librarians Instructional Improvement Outreach Programs Graduate Students Independent Study Synchronous Communication Action Research Citations (References) College Curriculum As a librarian supporting online programs, it can often be difficult to develop effective instruction for learners who you may never see, at the request of faculty you may never meet. When the author enrolled as a student in the online master's instructional design program at her institution, she learned five key lessons from the classes and ongoing interactions with students and faculty. This paper will describe how the librarian used these lessons to improve instruction and outreach to both her liaison areas, as well as the wider library.
title Truly, Madly, Deeply Embedded: Becoming a Student in Your Liaison Area
topic Library Instruction
Academic Libraries
Librarians
Instructional Improvement
Outreach Programs
Graduate Students
Independent Study
Synchronous Communication
Action Research
Citations (References)
College Curriculum
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1298591