We have a new peer-reviewed article by Amos Blanton. It is "Experiments towards a Pedagogy of Creativity and Learning in the Library" https://t.co/F5JmxXekXk
New essay - what do patrons and libraries gain when inviting a broader public into a branch library with creative programming? A music librarian makes the case. https://t.co/9LOvC3sTwz
Patron? User? Customer? What do we call people who use academic libraries, and why do we make those choices? New article from JCLP https://t.co/VU4UmjVIz7
Wondering how to build community online? See how the library at the @UofSouthAlabama kept a well-loved poetry & pizza program going during the pandemic. https://t.co/jrw9UoLUZp
Learn about two concepts from Asian Humanities, kalyāṇa-mittatā and paramparā, as a way of thinking about critical librarianship and our web of connections. https://t.co/wTAdrbYwAR
New article, fresh off the (Word)press! Using student instructors s for peer-to-peer learning in first year library instruction sessions. https://t.co/hWaHwYPDuM
New article published today - virtual yoga programming in the academic library as a wellness initiative during COVID and beyond. (Be sure to check out the excellent YouTube videos the author created, too!)
https://t.co/yOKJAzVwhI
New article: even if your library reorganizes to emphasize functional roles rather than subject liaison work, you can take liaison skills with you. @KMHlibrarian and @emilycarlisle07 explain how three principles apply. https://t.co/n0tdAuwApX
Would you like to learn how an academic library in the Ukraine is creating virtual and in-person events to promote their materials and services? https://t.co/npgb4XbjCH
New article: what do we know about student engagement? How can we make #infolit sessions more meaningful? A review of the research and an example from @SUNYGeneseo https://t.co/UQGhmDA7wJ
@nhhoward@geekandahalf Sorry for the delayed response. UK submissions would be welcomed! The more we share across our experiences, the better. I hope you'll consider submitting an article.
@mcnamx Sorry for the late response. Nope, it's open - we publish whenever articles are ready. This seems like a topic that will remain important for a very long time. Hope you'll consider a submission!