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Adult learning theory Assessment documentation Effective library assignments Available presentation scripts/aids Available handouts Instruction documentation Instruction-related listservs Instruction-related organizations Scheduling and contact information Tips for instructors Tutorials




	Adult learning theory Principles of Adult Learning from YUL's STOD Explorations in Learning & Instruction: The Theory Into Practice Database TIP is a tool intended to make learning and instructional theory more accessible to educators. The database contains brief summarizes of 50 major theories of learning and instruction. Assessment documentation Assessment toolkit (YUL) Dartmouth Biomedical Library User Survey Surveytools Library Satisfaction Questionnaire Tennessee State University Library User Satisfaction Survey Effective library assignments Designing Effective Library Assignments - from CUNY Tips for Effective Library Assignments - from Berkeley Effective Library Assignments - from Bowling Green Available presentation scripts/aids The presentation scripts/aids listed below provide an overview of the content that should be covered in the respective sessions. Use these scripts/aids as you wish - as in-class presentation scripts, as preparatory helps, etc. We welcome your feedback about the usefulness of these files. Creating Bibliographies with Endnote EndNote help pages for Humanities and Medical also available Databases for Business Research: Using Yale Databases to Find Industry & Company Information An Introduction to Orbis, Yale's Online Library Catalog: html; ppt; flickr Instructional Design and My Job at the Medical Library (Lei Wang) June 17, 2005 Know Before You Go: Doing Research Abroad Library Web Site Guide News Resources Overview of Primary Source Materials for the Humanities Primary Source research, Manuscripts and Archives RefWorks Available handouts Use the handouts below as you wish; please give credit for the work done on them if you use/redesign them. We welcome your feedback about the usefulness of these files. SSL brochure, in Microsoft Publisher format (Soraya Magalhaes-Willson) Finding journal articles class handout (Laurel Bliss) Orbis class handout (Laurel Bliss) Instruction documentation Instruction Group/Service Quality Improvement Council Library Instruction for Diverse Populations Bibliography LOEX Clearinghouse for Library Instruction Notes from Bill Rando workshops on teaching and learning Proposal for Mandatory Library Research Courses for Undergraduate Architecture Students "The Research Cycle" by Jamie McKenzie, from Chapter Eight of "Beyond Technology: Questioning, Research and the Information Literate School." Instruction-related listservs Yale University Library's yulinst-l archive Instruction-related organizations ACRL Information Literacy ACRL Instruction Section ALA Library Instruction Round Table (LIRT) Big6: An Information Problem-Solving Process Texas Information Literacy Tutorial The TLT Group: The Teaching, Learning & Technology Affiliate of the America Association of Higher Education (AAHE) Scheduling and contact information Directory of Library Instruction Coordinators Directory of Subject Specialists E-Classroom homepage Library-Wide Instruction Calendar Staff Center for Multimedia Learning Calendar Tips for instructors Sessions held in the CCL Electronic Classroom The Electronic Classroom is usually set up in the morning (contact= Bonnie Turner) Keys to classroom available from Library Administration Switches for side banks of lights near phone on wall Computer projection device needs to be turned on in two places In case of equipment failure, call support numbers listed at instructor's workstation Please ask all participants to sign up as they arrive and fill out an evaluation form following the session. Sign-up sheets and evaluation forms are online. Sessions held in the McDougal Graduate Student Center, Rm. 119 The room is equipped with wireless Ethernet and a projector/screen. McDougal staff can provide a laptop computer for presentations. McDougal staff are in the office directly across the hall from Rm. 119 & are very helpful. They should take responsibility for setting up room, projection equipment, etc. (McDougal contact= Lisa Brandes, 432-2583) Please print out and use sign-up sheet and evaluation forms provided as links here. Sessions held in the SCML (List of installed software) Tutorials Building a required, virtual, voice-supported library skills course: an Israeli experience by Haya Asner and Tsviya Polani, Ben-Gurion University Copyright Primer Center for Intellectual Property, University of Maryland University College DataLine BG by Catherine Cardwell and Colleen Boff, Bowling Green State University Finding Articles Online Tutorial by Scott McLaren and Maura Matesic, York University Finding Bibliographical Information: A Tutorial for Patrons of Milner Library at Illinois State University by Bruce Stoffel, et al., Illinois State University Finding Books and Articles in the UCF Library by Donna Goda, University of Central Florida Hodges Library Visual Tour by Karman N.T. Crowther and Alan H. Wallace, University of Tennessee Information Literacy Tutorial by Joan D'Andrea, et al., St. John's University IWI: International Women's Issues Tutorials by Phyllis Holman Weisbard and Pamela K. O'Donnell, University of Wisconsin The Library Enquirer by Jimmy Gaphery and Dan Ream, Virginia Commonwealth University LILI, LEARN Information Literacy Initiative by Susan Brunner and Stephen Barnett, Technical and Further Education (TAFE) Institutes in South Australia LOBO: The Library Online Basic Orientation by Megan Oakleaf, et al., North Carolina State University OASIS - Online Advancement of Student Information Skills by J. Paul Leonard Library, San Francisco State University Pilot: An Information Literacy Tutorial by Sara Baron, Janet DiPaolo, and Sarah Tudesco, University of Massachusetts Boston The Plagiarism Court: You Be the Judge by Ramona Islam, Fairfield University QuickStudy: Library Research Guide by University of Minnesota Libraries Team Safari: Skills in Accessing, Finding and Reviewing Information The Open University Library Schreyer Business Library's Patent Search Tutorial by Sylvia M. DeSantis, Kevin Harwell and Jason Russler Searchpath: An Information Literacy Tutorial by Elaine Anderson Jayne, Western Michigan University UWM Libraries - Common Questions by John Hubbard, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee VAIL: The Virtual Academic Integrity Laboratory Center for Intellectual Property, University of Maryland University College Virtual Library Tour by Randy Souther, Sherise Kimura, and Joe Garity, University of San Francisco © 2007 Yale University Library This file last modified 07/30/08 Send comments to Martha Smalley