Computer as student collaborator (or partner).Computer as instructional collaborator (or assistant).What, exactly, is the role of the computer in this context? A review of the research indicates there are three interesting perspectives: Partnership for Learning: Computers as CollaboratorsĮlectronic classrooms provide students with hands-on learning opportunities and provide instructional librarians with an arena for lessons incorporating active learning strategies. Come to this session for a demonstration of interactive library instruction using SMART Board technology.ĭeborah Gaspar, The George Washington University Considerably less expensive than the full-size SMART board, the slate is an excellent choice for a multitude of educational settings. This tool frees the instructor from the confines of the podium, allowing movement throughout the room, thereby encouraging an active learning environment. SMART Board wireless interactivity turns your computer and projector into a powerful tool for teaching, collaborating and presenting. This e-poster session will demonstrate the capabilities of the SMART Board Airliner wireless slate. Using SMART Board Wireless Technology in Interactive Library Instruction This e-poster session will describe the implementation of one such LCMS, ATutor, in a middle school setting. Open source Learning Content Management Systems (LCMS) offer librarians an inexpensive and flexible means by which to lead online instruction efforts using digital learning objects.
Librarians in Context: Digital Learning Objects and Library Instructionĭigital resources and environments are a permanent facet of the library instruction landscape. The Camtasia tutorials will be demonstrated live as part of this e-poster session. The tutorials and supporting materials were deployed as Learning Units in the course's Blackboard Site.
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Tutorials were developed by Librarians using Camtasia Software in accordance with needs defined collaboratively with English Department Faculty. This e-poster session will describe a recent university funded Innovative Instructional Technology Faculty Grant project, which linked the development and deployment of online library tutorials with required English courses. But in order to effectively deliver online information literacy instruction, it is important that librarians collaborate with faculty to develop online instructional resources that are relevant to content, course goals and student learning needs. Technology allows us to connect library tutorials with students without human intervention. McGee's presentation will be followed by the opportunity to browse through a "E-posters", where instruction librarians will demonstrate how they have put these technologies to use in their organizations. He is currently working on a National Science Foundation project to teach web design and e-commerce to Native Alaskan students.ĭr. He has published articles in Text Technology, Kairos, JTW: The Journal of Teaching Writing, Computers and Composition, and in edited collections on digital technologies and composition studies. McGee is an Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Programs in Philadelphia University's School of Design and Media where he pursues his scholarly interests in computer-based rhetorical pedagogy, argument from the locus of quantity, and the intersections of Artificial Intelligence and Language Arts curricula, especially Grammar Checkers and the machine scoring of student essays.
Tim McGee, Director of Graduate Programs, School of Design and Media, will open the Technology Fair with a presentation on "Instructional Design for Teaching and Learning in Libraries". 10:00 a.m.) for the LIRT Membership Fair, also in Morial Convention Center, rooms 353-355, to learn about the Library Instruction Round Table and enter to win a variety of prizes related to technology and library instruction.ĭr. Tim McGee, Associate Professor and Director of the Instructional Design and Technology Program in Philadelphia University's School of Design and Media, attendees will be able to visit many e-poster sessions and talk with librarians who use technologies such as Camtasia, iChat, SMART Board, and Sony's Sound Forge in their instruction.Ĭome early ( 8:00 a.m. Following the opening presentation by Dr. The LIRT Annual Conference Program will feature low-threshold technologies to use in library instruction. Jazz Up Your Teaching with Technology: A Technology Fair
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