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The research life cycle and the health sciences librarian: responding to change in scholarly communication

Journal of the Medical Library Association, 2017
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Andrea M. Ketchum
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Surveying Libraries to Identify Best Practices for a Menu Approach for Library Instruction Requests

Communications in Information Literacy, 2009
A challenging situation has developed in regards to library instruction. With increases in both the quantity of information and the variety of information technologies being made available to researchers, the information literacy landscape is getting ...
Candice Benjes-Small, Jennifer L. Dorner, Robert Schroeder   +2 more
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Teaching Matters: A Panel Critique of Budd's Framing Library Instruction and the Author's Rejoinder

Communications in Information Literacy, 2011
A detailed examination of John Budd's book, Framing Library Instruction, including discussion of cognitive theories and the state of information literacy instruction.
Patrick P. Ragains
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Impacts of educational interventions of librarian instruction on health information seeking attitudes and behaviors in an employee wellness program

Journal of the Medical Library Association
Objective: Health literacy and its potential impacts on the wellbeing of patrons remain a highly regarded objective among health science and medical librarians when considering learning outcomes of patron communities.
Colleen Marie Foy
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Using Blackboard to Deliver Library Research Skills Assessment: A Case Study

Communications in Information Literacy, 2010
Like other college and university departments, academic libraries are increasingly expected to assess their services and facilities. This article describes an initial step in the development of a comprehensive assessment program for library instruction ...
Maura A. Smale, Mariana Regalado
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Shifting Instruction for Sustainability

International Journal of Librarianship, 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic irrevocably changed the ways that libraries function. Libraries had to shift and our skills as librarians and educators were put to the test in new ways.
Erin Wahl
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Communicating the relevance of the library in the age of Google: Improving undergraduate research skills and information literacy though new models of library instruction

Nordic Journal of Information Literacy in Higher Education, 2013
Most academic librarians have long been aware that the ascent of the Internet has posed a challenge to the primacy of the library as information hub. Recent studies have shown that the majority of undergraduate students do not begin their research in the
Jennifer Rempel, Danielle M. Cossarini
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Instruction: Teaching or Marketing?

Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship, 2005
Presents views on library instruction. Scope of teaching; Comparison between the goals of marketing and library instruction; Reason information literacy instruction is considered a form of marketing.
Susan B. Ardis
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Library instruction in an age of misinformation

Journal of New Librarianship, 2020
Library instruction has evolved and responded to changes in our media ecosystem for decades.  And the current rise of, and interest in, misinformation presents a number of challenges and opportunities for librarians engaging in instruction work.
Sarah Morris
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Library Instruction West 2014: Open, Sustainable Instruction

Reference Services Review, 2015
Editorial by Joan Petit and Sara Thompson that reflects on the history of the Library Instruction West conference, the current group of presenters and their research interests, and plans for future conferences.
Petit, Joan, Thompson, Sara
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