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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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Learning and Unlearning Habits of Mind

Posted on January 31, 2014 by Andy Burkhardt

I attended ALA Midwinter last week and there was forum about the upcoming revisions to the ACRL Information Literacy Standards. There was a fair share of angst and anxiety expressed about the upcoming changes. The previous standards were focused on… Continue Reading →

conferences, literacy, teaching & learning acrl, confirmation bias, information literacy, learning, standards, teaching
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4 Reasons Librarians Should Join A MOOC

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Andy Burkhardt

I am now in my fourth week of a Coursera course called Introduction to Finance. It’s a massively open online course (MOOC) that I am taking with thousands of other people from places like Ukraine, Malaysia, Indore, and Bogota. The… Continue Reading →

self improvement, teaching & learning, technology learning, mooc, professional development, teaching

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