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Main Author: Hawes, Sandra Lee
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2011
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ925373
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author Hawes, Sandra Lee
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contents Playing to Win: Embedded Librarians in Online Classrooms Hawes, Sandra Lee Online Courses Bulletin Boards Library Services Librarians Case Studies Academic Libraries Integrated Learning Systems Higher Education Reference Services Distance Education Library Associations Professional Associations Virtual Classrooms Synchronous Communication The essay presents a quasi-case study of one academic librarian's experience as an embedded librarian in multiple online courses over a five-year period. Technology used included chat, email, and a librarian question-and-answer bulletin board inside an eCollege course management system, and a dedicated-use ElluminateLive! virtual training room for delivery of live resources training with the ability to record and post links inside courses for student reference. The author provides a procedural outline with key elements to consider when seeking administrative authorization to implement new library services, such as an embedded librarian feature in online courses. (Contains 2 figures.)
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spellingShingle Playing to Win: Embedded Librarians in Online Classrooms
Hawes, Sandra Lee
Online Courses
Bulletin Boards
Library Services
Librarians
Case Studies
Academic Libraries
Integrated Learning Systems
Higher Education
Reference Services
Distance Education
Library Associations
Professional Associations
Virtual Classrooms
Synchronous Communication
Playing to Win: Embedded Librarians in Online Classrooms Hawes, Sandra Lee Online Courses Bulletin Boards Library Services Librarians Case Studies Academic Libraries Integrated Learning Systems Higher Education Reference Services Distance Education Library Associations Professional Associations Virtual Classrooms Synchronous Communication The essay presents a quasi-case study of one academic librarian's experience as an embedded librarian in multiple online courses over a five-year period. Technology used included chat, email, and a librarian question-and-answer bulletin board inside an eCollege course management system, and a dedicated-use ElluminateLive! virtual training room for delivery of live resources training with the ability to record and post links inside courses for student reference. The author provides a procedural outline with key elements to consider when seeking administrative authorization to implement new library services, such as an embedded librarian feature in online courses. (Contains 2 figures.)
title Playing to Win: Embedded Librarians in Online Classrooms
topic Online Courses
Bulletin Boards
Library Services
Librarians
Case Studies
Academic Libraries
Integrated Learning Systems
Higher Education
Reference Services
Distance Education
Library Associations
Professional Associations
Virtual Classrooms
Synchronous Communication
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ925373