Posts Tagged ‘e-learning’
adventures in library instruction: balance and burnout [podcast]
Posted by: annavan on: 2011/09/12
‘Tis the season for instruction/teacher librarians to teach, teach, and teach some more. I thoroughly enjoyed the discussion Jason, Rachel, and I had during episode 29 of Adventures in Library Instruction. We talked about strategies librarians can take — as individuals and as a department/instruction team — to relieve stress, specifically stress revolving around class [...]
welcome to james’ transliterate world…
Posted by: annavan on: 2010/10/10
Skype. Binder of articles w/ handwritten annotations. Twitter. Post-its. iTunes. These tools and more are present in the video capturing one’s recent evaluation of his “study world” [i.e., learning space]. One of the elements that stand out the most for me is that he relies on “non-technological” devices for his studying. People tend to associate [...]
mobile apps for learning
Posted by: annavan on: 2010/05/14
Mobile applications applied to learning is an area I have yet to tap into. That’s why EDUCAUSE’s recent publication, “7 Things You Should Know About Mobile Apps for Learning,” is of interest to me, especially as a mobile learning n00b. The document outlines the basics: What is it? How does it work? Who’s doing it? [...]
learning objects: adventures in library instruction, march 2010
Posted by: annavan on: 2010/03/19
Lauren Pressley, Instructional Design Librarian and author of So You Want To Be a Librarian and Wikis for Libraries, from Wake Forest University, joined us on Adventures in Library Instruction, Episode 12 for an informative discussion about Learning Objects: what they are, how we use them, their support in learning, where we find them, what [...]
