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Turning a Blackboard into a Library

Turning a Blackboard into a Library. While you juggle and teach Information Literacy too! (Should work for WEBCT also!). I’m looking for a quick fix. Sustainability is a key idea. Lesson 1 COMMUNICATION. Start with a nice greeting to the students inviting them to send you their questions.

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Turning a Blackboard into a Library

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  1. Turning a Blackboard into a Library While you juggle and teach Information Literacy too! (Should work for WEBCT also!)

  2. I’m looking for a quick fix. Sustainability is a key idea

  3. Lesson 1 COMMUNICATION Start with a nice greeting to the students inviting them to send you their questions. Hi -  This is Jan one of the Librarians at Spokane Falls.  Please click on the GREEN folders.  Additional help is available at http://www.spokanefalls.edu/Programs/LibraryAtHome/ If you need more help be sure and call the Reference Desk at 533-3834 or 1-800-251-1972 or e-mail me your questions at janw@spokanefalls.edu .  I'll try to help as much as I can.   Jan  )  : - )   

  4. Don’t expect them to come

  5. Students will communicate with their class instructor. Dear Dr. Smith, There aren’t any books in the library on my musician and if there were any I wouldn’t have the time or energy to get there. Is it okay if I just use the two paragraph article from an online encyclopedia that I Googled instead of the 3 sources you required? Susie

  6. Dear Susie, NO! Dear Susie, You will need to contact Jan the librarian. Why don’t you e-mail her? Dr. Smith Very Important P.S. Just in case you are to busy or too shy to do this I will forward this letter to Jan.

  7. Less than half the student actually contacted me after Dr. Smith recommended they do so. • My mailbox was not filled with questions.

  8. MORE ON COMMUNICATION • I thought I’d view the videotapes, read the text and monitor discussions • I DIDN’T HAVE TIME!! • Instructor forwarded e-mail to the librarian is the way to go.

  9. Lesson 2 HAVE IT WHERE THEY CAN’T MISS IT! • My first try was nice and tidy. • Green folders indicated research/library information

  10. Opening the research folder revealed a neat list of options.

  11. Students didn’t open the folders Present your information folders so they can’t help but find it.

  12. The fewer clicks the better! • Now one click to LIBRARY/RESEARCH HELP opens all the off-campus library pages

  13. Important Library Links • Online Request for Information • Book Catalog and Tutorials • Lists of Book Titles and Subject Headings • Direction for using E-Books • Links to Online Reference Books • Periodicals Online and Tutorials

  14. More IMPORTANT LIBRARY LINKS • Research Strategy and MLA Documentation • Web Evaluation Information and Tutorials • Plagiarism Tutorial • Recommended Music Internet Web Pages • Links to Other Area and College Libraries • Interlibrary Loan information and online Request for Information form

  15. Lesson 3 - CLEAR EXPECTATION Dear Jan, When Dr. Smith says to use a biography what does he mean? Thank you, Kari

  16. Work with Instructor to Present Clear Expectations • Before submitting your rough draft or final paper complete this checklist. Remember you cannot write a research paper from general encyclopedias and brief web pages only. You need to have some substantial information to support your thesis. • If you need help at any stage of your research feel free to consult the SFCC librarians at 533-3834 or 800 251-1972 during library hours

  17. LESSON 4 – SELF-EVALUATION Research Paper Checklist • Consulted Grove’s • Checked for books and E-books http://ccs.wash-id.net/ • Check the freeBritannica Onlinehttp://library.spokanefalls.edu/_auth/journal.asp • Searched Proquestfor articles especially for contemporary musicians AND • Checked the Recommended Class Links for web pages • Evaluate web sites Use the evaluation form to make sure you are using only reliable web sources if you are using sources not listed in the class web sites. Criteria Web Page http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/Internet/Evaluate.html • Check your MLA and all books, articles and web sites are formatted correctly. MLA help -Online or in person in the CLC building 5 Room 113 or SFCC Library http://library.spokanefalls.edu/citingsources.stm

  18. ONWARD AND UPWARD • Timely addition of the librarian biography to the student introductions the first week of class • Adding an annotated bibliography as part of the assignment so students evaluate their sources as they research • Working on a rubric to evaluate student papers

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