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[University Libraries @ACRL_ULS]

University Libraries Member Engagement and Networking Event at ALA Annual!
When:
Saturday, June 29, 2024 - 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM PST
Location:
Room: Solana Beach A.B.
Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego
1 Market Pl
San Diego, CA 92101
https://t.co/6HVHY7hZrw

[American Library Association @ALALibrary]

If you find yourself in need of a calm space during the conference, visit the Community of Care Quiet Room. Mezzanine 15 A/B
#ALAAC24.
https://t.co/tXk4ASMmuY

[Association of Research Libraries @ARLnews]

Join us in Portland, Oregon, for the 2024 #LibraryAssessmentConference November 6–9. Registration is now open. Save with advance rates through August 15. Apply for travel scholarships by July 15. #ARLMeetings https://t.co/8GD4FMGkPM

[ACRL @ALA_ACRL]

The National Center for Education Statistics is proposing to stop collecting data about college and university libraries. Learn more on ACRL Insider and submit comments on the plan to NCES by June 24! https://t.co/j18f233XnV

[University Libraries @ACRL_ULS]

Upcoming ACRL ULS online presentation:
- Librarians as Instructors for Credit-Bearing Classes - A Path Forward for Public Services?
- Free presentation
- Monday, July 15, 2024
- 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm CST
- via Zoom More information :
https://t.co/N6hlPhGOBh

[LJ's infoDOCKET (@infoDOCKET on Bluesky) @infodocket]

New EDUCAUSE Review Article: “A Framework for #AI #Literacy” https://t.co/39YqTJ09Ep #highered #edtech #ailiteracy

[ACRL_IS_ITECH @ACRL_IS_ITECH]

2024 Trends & Issues in Academic Libraries - AI, open pedagogy, academic freedom, more: https://t.co/dJSNGXUoCM

[Choice.Reviews @Choice_Reviews]

Now on #TIEBlog Librarian Jamia Williams explores the importance of peer #mentorship to #professionaldevelopment within #academic #librarianship https://t.co/U8LxitJsUc @diversityfellow

[ACRL @ALA_ACRL]

Looking for some weekend professional reading? We've got you covered! The June issue of "C&RL News" - featuring the 2024 edition of our top trends in academic libraries and more - is now freely available. https://t.co/yN6HMREH4i

[ACRL @ALA_ACRL]

Enhance your information literacy assessment program with ACRL's Threshold Achievement Test for Information Literacy (TATIL)! Join our free webinar on June 18th to discover how TATIL can spark campus conversations and inform data-driven decisions. https://t.co/xmXPEf8jsR

[American Library Association @ALALibrary]

📅 Choose your day to join us at #ALAAC24 with a Single Day Pass! Be inspired by featured speakers, access professional development in education programs, and meet with exhibitors & authors in the Library Marketplace! https://t.co/gTgJEGpsUB
➡️ Register today & SAVE!

[Choice.Reviews @Choice_Reviews]

Now on #LTIBlog @Nic221, e-learning developer and AI education specialist at @uazlibraries shares how #librarians can answer #students' ethical questions about #generativeAI in the second part of a three-part series https://t.co/eHjC5tv0NX #LibraryLife #AIinEducation

[University Libraries @ACRL_ULS]

Upcoming ACRL ULS online presentation:
- Librarian Support for Evidence Synthesis Outside the Health Sciences.
- Free presentation
- Monday, June 3, 2024
- 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm CST
- via Zoom More information :
https://t.co/NkbuQzO7X8

[C&RL @CRL_ACRL]

New from C&RL News: "Academic Libraries and Public Art" - https://t.co/WB2pTk5WlT

"in the fall of 2022 the new renovations and resulting altered traffic patterns drew attention to the mural and led some to question whether it should be preserved or painted over."

[ACRL @ALA_ACRL]

Join us at 3:00 p.m. Central on Tuesday, June 4, for the *FREE* ACRL Presents webinar “Voices from the Stacks: Lived Experiences of Library Folks with Disabilities.” Learn more on our website and submit your free registration today! https://t.co/nSg8RgnngA

[C&RL @CRL_ACRL]

New from C&RL News: "What Students Want: Electronic v. Print Books in the Academic Library" - https://t.co/5nMNahbl7O

Jennifer Matthews & Ane Turner Johnson found "that both continuing-generation and first-generation students primarily prefer print books for course materials."

[ACRL @ALA_ACRL]

Join us from June 3-July 12, 2024, for the Online Learning course “Building an Information Literacy Micro-Course in Six Weeks.” Learn more on ACRL Insider and register today! https://t.co/ceAUhnuMxD #infolit

[The Chronicle of Higher Education @chronicle]

Academics across the country are talking about how students struggle with reading: Many have weak vocabulary, are unable to analyze complex texts, or understand different points of view.

Here's what they're seeing — and what may need to change. https://t.co/4dBUGsRs2x

[ACRL @ALA_ACRL]

Our latest book - "Toxic Dynamics: Disrupting, Dismantling, and Transforming Academic Library Culture" - is now available. Learn more in an excerpt from the introduction on ACRL Insider and pick up your copy today. https://t.co/TI7QFdcasN

[American Library Association @ALALibrary]

Free webinars for #PreservationWeek:
➡️ Cultural Competency’s Role Toward DEIA Goals
➡️ Historical Newspapers in Public Libraries
➡️ Building Better Models for Preservation
➡️ Being Home:: A reading and conversation with 2024 Honorary Chair Traci Sorell
https://t.co/W4Ze3PHpi6