Tags
- ACRL
- ALA
- assessment
- assessment committee
- assessment of learning
- circulation
- collections
- collection use
- community of practice
- conferences
- continuous improvement
- culture of assessment
- data-driven decision-making
- e-books
- facilities
- faculty
- goals
- information technology
- instruction
- interviews
- iterative design
- metrics
- open access
- organizational change
- organizational culture
- process improvement
- qualitative research
- quantitative research
- reference
- space
- space design
- special collections
- staff development
- statistics
- strategic planning
- students
- surveys
- technical services
- undergraduate
- user experience
- users
- user studies
- virtual reference
- website
- work practice
Archives
Subscribe to Blog via Email
Category Archives: instruction and student learning
Survey of Teacher Education Faculty
Jackie Sipes is the Education Liaison and Emerging Technologies Librarian in Research and Instruction Services (Paley Library). Towards the end of the spring semester, Jackie conducted a survey of the faculty in the department of teacher education. Nancy Turner asked … Continue reading
David Murray’s Experience as an Embedded Librarian
David Murray (librarian for History, Latin America, Spanish & Portuguese) in the RIS department partnered with faculty member Ron Webb to teach The Legacy of Mesoamerica this spring. In this conversation with Assessment Librarian Nancy Turner, he describes his work … Continue reading