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Products Covered:

LibGuides & LibGuides CMS   LibWizard   SpringyCamp  

User Level:

Beginner Users  

Session Type:

Guest Presenter

Springy:

Carrie Williams

About:

We're thrilled to be hosting another SpringyCamp, and we think this year's will be the best ever. We've got a great list of presenters and we know you'll be interested in what they have to show off! Make sure to check out and register for Sessions 1, 2, & 3 for other amazing presentations.

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Session 4 Presentations

Creating & Hosting OER using LibGuides CMS

This poster will show how librarians at Georgia Southern University collaborated with teaching faculty to adapt the LibGuides platform to host an OER textbook. Unlike document-based OER, this textbook includes an array of dynamic content that can be edited by the faculty in real time over multiple semesters. Given that hosting is integral to any OER project, this poster should be of interest to any academic library that is in the process of developing, or already engaged in providing, support for locally-hosted OER content. Participants will have an opportunity to review decisions that led to using LibGuides, the Pros & Cons of using the LibGuides platform, the end product, scholarly work evolving from this project, as well future plans. 

Creating Community: A Guide to Curating Community LibGuides

This presentation will provide strategies and best practices for curating community LibGuides. These are guides that are not tied directly to a particular course or specific academic library resource, but instead encourage exploration, while supporting amplification of IDEA (inclusion, diversity, equity, accessibility) resources.

LibGuides and Digital Literacy for the New Online Student: An Academic Reference Librarian's Approach to Faculty Collaborations

Approaching an online teaching world through faculty collaborations with Springshare LibGuides and digital literacy in this interactive session come learn the best online academic library practices in engaging faculty and designing scholarly Springshare LibGuides. From scholarly databases to search engines to the Library of Congress Classification System and Copyright Issues to Plagiarism and Citation Style Guides, this program will explore a wealth of information pertaining to librarians and faculty in their online library teaching academic endeavors. The presentation will address, discuss and exchange innovative methods on how to use best practices for ensuring faculty and librarians make a productive online transition to library digital literacy. The program also will discuss the ACRL Standards for Literacy Competency Framework along with the American Library Associations Literacy Guide. 

 

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