The CARLI Instruction Committee's theme for this year is "We Can't Do It Alone: Joining Forces For Sustainable Partnerships." Through a series of online events, the committee will offer opportunities to learn how to extend information literacy programs in ways that are scalable and sustainable.
Our next online session is on equipping faculty with the skills that they need to teach information literacy.
Description:
Do you wish that the faculty on your campus had a better understanding about how to integrate information literacy into their instruction? The ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education encourages librarians and faculty to work together to design course content and assignments that can help students build information literacy skills and knowledge. This webinar will share strategies for collaborating and equipping faculty with tools and information they need to design more effective course content and assignments. You will learn how to “talk” the language of faculty and take advantage of professional development opportunities on your campus. This webinar will empower you to experiment with new ways to collaborate and reach faculty on your campus. The presenter will share successes, failures, and lessons learned from her experiences working with faculty.
Presenter:
Marielle McNeal is the Head of Teaching and Learning Services at North Park University in Chicago, where she coordinates and leads the library’s efforts to integrate information literacy across the curriculum. She received a bachelor’s degree in English and Professional Writing from Eastern Illinois University and a master’s degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She is currently working toward a master’s degree in Higher Education Administration and Leadership. Her professional interests include information literacy instruction for at-risk students, information literacy in the health sciences field, and the librarian’s role in faculty development.
Recording:
The recording for the webinar is posted on the Instruction page, under the heading for "Enhancing Library Instruction."
If you have any questions about this program, please contact the CARLI Office.