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Threshold Concepts In Practice: An Example From The Classroom

Posted on March 4, 2014 by Andy Burkhardt

I recently read the new draft of the Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education and really liked some of the threshold concepts. They felt more holistic than simply trying to teach skills piecemeal. I also was teaching a brand… Continue Reading →

education, literacy, teaching & learning acrl, information literacy, instruction, learning, teaching
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How to Fix Reference

Posted on May 26, 2009 by Andy Burkhardt

At the ACRL-NEC conference I attended recently there was a fair amount of talk about decreasing reference usage. I suppose I have heard rumblings about this, but I didn’t realize how serious a problem in many places. At Champlain College… Continue Reading →

reference instruction, reference, technology, tools
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Going to the library is like sex

Posted on March 19, 2009 by Andy Burkhardt

Follow me on this one. It’s a sensational title, but as I was in a library instruction class the professor actually compared going to the library to sex. You can’t get better marketing than this. We were doing some Q&A… Continue Reading →

philosophy, teaching & learning instruction, learning, library, philosophy, sex

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