Academic librarians partner with teaching faculty in many ways, but it is uncommon for them to develop a partnership to experiment with course curriculum. It is especially rare to sustain this kind of partnership over multiple terms. This paper reports on such a collaboration and how it has allowed both librarian and instructor to compare the efficacy of different means of information literacy instruction in asynchronous, online-only courses. The paper also presents strategies for establishing a partnership and navigating the partners’ different needs in order to reach their common goal
Academic librarians have long understood the importance of, and argued for, the curricular integrati...
Surveys of faculty were conducted at two higher education institutions in England and the United Sta...
Many community college students begin their studies with the intention of ultimately continuing thei...
Academic librarians partner with teaching faculty in many ways, but it is uncommon for them to devel...
It is critical that citizens of a democratic society have a solid grounding in information literacy ...
Two librarians at a small STEM academic library have partnered with professors to develop and teach ...
This paper explores the inconsistency in preparation of first-year university students for college-l...
The aim of this article is to discuss some of the challenges and possibilities that librarians may f...
While faculty often express dismay at their students’ ability to locate and evaluate secondary sourc...
The initiative to form a working partnership with faculty began when the librarians in O\u27Kelly Li...
Academic librarians have tremendous opportunity to demonstrate their worth to the institutions they ...
Purpose: In this study, we sought to describe information literacy success outcomes for students who...
Embedding librarians and systematic, multiple Information Literacy (IL) sessions into courses is gai...
This paper looks at librarian/course instructor collaboration in higher education and draws specific...
The academic library has always been known as a place to go for a book, journal article, or item on ...
Academic librarians have long understood the importance of, and argued for, the curricular integrati...
Surveys of faculty were conducted at two higher education institutions in England and the United Sta...
Many community college students begin their studies with the intention of ultimately continuing thei...
Academic librarians partner with teaching faculty in many ways, but it is uncommon for them to devel...
It is critical that citizens of a democratic society have a solid grounding in information literacy ...
Two librarians at a small STEM academic library have partnered with professors to develop and teach ...
This paper explores the inconsistency in preparation of first-year university students for college-l...
The aim of this article is to discuss some of the challenges and possibilities that librarians may f...
While faculty often express dismay at their students’ ability to locate and evaluate secondary sourc...
The initiative to form a working partnership with faculty began when the librarians in O\u27Kelly Li...
Academic librarians have tremendous opportunity to demonstrate their worth to the institutions they ...
Purpose: In this study, we sought to describe information literacy success outcomes for students who...
Embedding librarians and systematic, multiple Information Literacy (IL) sessions into courses is gai...
This paper looks at librarian/course instructor collaboration in higher education and draws specific...
The academic library has always been known as a place to go for a book, journal article, or item on ...
Academic librarians have long understood the importance of, and argued for, the curricular integrati...
Surveys of faculty were conducted at two higher education institutions in England and the United Sta...
Many community college students begin their studies with the intention of ultimately continuing thei...