Registration to attend the 13th Annual CARLI Instruction Showcase is now open!
To register: Use the link above.
This free virtual event is hosted by the CARLI Instruction Committee and will be held via Zoom on Wednesday, May 21, from 9:00 am to 2:30 p.m CDT. Please share with anyone at your institution who may be interested: we welcome all library staff and LIS students to this event in the hopes of expanding our community of practice.
This year’s program continues the committee’s year-long theme of “Instructional Possibilities,” which invites librarians to reflect on their praxis and explore ways to refresh their teaching.
- Keynote speaker Merinda Hensley will discuss the value of information literacy and instruction in shifting landscapes.
- Presentations by librarians from a variety of CARLI institutions will explore diverse themes clustered around Navigating Instructional Currents: Culture, Teaching, and Collaboration and Establishing New Waters: Emerging Technology and Developments.
- We’re also delighted to host two panels of graduate students addressing these themes, so we can hear from emerging voices.
The event will end with a networking opportunity. We are encouraging our grad student participants to stay and build community with current instruction librarians: if you can set aside the time to join us and share your experiences with current and future colleagues, that would be wonderful.
Brief Schedule
- 9:00 am-9:50 am
- Opening & Keynote: The Value of Information Literacy and Instruction (Merinda Hensley)
- 9:55 am-10:50 am
- Navigating Instructional Currents : Culture, Teaching, and Collaboration I
- Information Culture and Culturally Responsive Teaching (Laura Cameron)
- Scholarship as Conversation Break Down (Elizabeth Hollendonner)
- Restructuring an Assignment to Match Education Student Readiness (Jasmine Cieszynski and Laura Contreras)
- 10:55 am-11:50 am
- Navigating Instructional Currents : Culture, Teaching, and Collaboration II
- Networking for the New Instructional Librarian (Angelina Santana-Torres)
- LIS Student Panel 1
- 12:30 pm-1:15 pm
- Establishing New Waters: Emerging Technology and Developments I
- AI is Information Literacy #1 (Amy Hall & Sarah Leeman)
- Using AI to Enhance Student Fact Checking Procedures (Ben De Biasio)
- 1:20 pm-2:00 pm
- Establishing New Waters: Emerging Technology and Developments II
- LIS Student Panel 2
- 2:00 pm-2:05 pm
- 2:05 pm-2:30 pm
- Networking Event; If you can set aside this time to join us and share your experiences with current and future colleagues, that would be wonderful.
Please send any questions to support@carli.illinois.edu