NELIG Annual Program 2003

Teaching Tactics: From the Library to the E-Classroom and Back

Friday, June 6, 2003 - 9:00 am to 3:15 pm

Mabel Brown Room
Young Student Center
Keene State College
Keene, NH

           

The ACRL/New England Library Instruction Group (NELIG) and Keene State College Library present a one day program which will examine the ways in which the e-classroom has changed the instruction programs in our libraries. 

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Program Schedule
9:00  - 

Registration and Refreshments
 

9:30

 -  Introduction and Opening Remarks
     - Anna Litten, NELIG Chair, Emerson College
 
9:45  -  Beyond ‘Active Learning’: A Constructivist Approach to Learning
               (with sample constructivist exercises)
     - Sue Cooperstein, Loyola/Notre Dame Library
     - Liz Kocevar-Weidinger, Longwood University
 
11:00  -  Designing E-Classrooms
     - Keynote Speaker: Michael Cohen, Architect, Fletcher, Harkness, Cohen & Moneyhun Architects
 
12:00  -  Lunch and tour of Keene State’s library
 
1:00  -  Driving the e-train: Keeping Library Instruction on Track - an overview and a discussion
     - Marilyn Steinberg, Mass. College of Pharmacy & Allied Health
 
1:30  - 

Panel & Discussion - E Classrooms: So now we have them – but how do we teach in them!
     - Moderator: Patricia Durisin, MIT Humanities Library

     How to Stop Worrying and Love Full-Text
          - James Miller, Springfield College
     Learning Stations: Actively Engaging Students in the E-Classroom
          - Shelly Davis, Univ. of Maine at Farmington
     E-Learning in Distraction Land
          - Kwasi Sarkodie-Mensah, Boston College
 

3:00  - 

Closing remarks
     - Chris Cox, NELIG Chair-elect, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
 

 


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Tuesday, June 10, 2003

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