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Monthly(-ish) podcast on library instruction, information literacy and emerging technology.

  1. 30/11/2012

    Episode 16: MOOCs and Open Education

    Carleen, Dana and Mark try to dissemble and make sense of MOOCs and open education and the possible role(s) of libraries in that movement. Download Episode 16 (mp3: 57:20) or listen to the streaming version: Podcast Notes: A New Culture of Learning (book) Q&A With The Authors of A New Culture of Learning ARL Issue Brief: Massive Open Online Courses: Legal and Policy Issues for Research Libraries MOOCs and the Future of the University MOOCs: What role do they have in higher education? The Year of the MOOC Transformative Learning and Technology Literacies (Michael Stephens course) When Freemium Fails Music attribution: Dancing On My Bed (The Pleasure Kills) / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

  2. 12/07/2012

    Episode 15: IL Standards

    The regular crew goes in-depth with information literacy standards. They declare the ACRL standards dead and look at other possible models for SUNYLA and how collaborating with the K-12 community in these efforts is needed. Download episode 15 (mp3: 49:52 min) or listen to the streaming version: Podcast Notes: ACRL Information Literacy Competency Standards The Seven Pillars of Information Literacy Quick Overview diagram layout The Big Six Skills overview UNESCO/IFLA joint Information Literacy statement UNESCO Media & Information Literacy Libraries and Transliteracy blog An Analysis of Information Literacy Education Worldwide Music attribution: Dancing On My Bed (The Pleasure Kills) / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

  3. 27/06/2012

    Episode 14: Live at SUNYLA 2012

    Carleen, Dana and Mark are joined by Emerging Technologies Librarian Ken Fugiuchi of Buffalo State to discuss happenings at the 2012 SUNYLA Annual Conference, as well as issues on mobile technologies and much more. The audio levels are a little low so you may need to turn up your volume a bit to hear us (after the intro music, so you don't blow out your eardrums :-) Download episode 14 (mp3: 49:36 min) or listen to the streaming version: Podcast Notes: SUNYLA 2012 Presentations Pew Research hub: Libraries Music attribution: Dancing On My Bed (The Pleasure Kills) / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

  4. 29/02/2012

    13: The Horizon Report

    This month Carleen, Dana and Mark dissect the newly released NMC Horizon Report for Higher Education; discussing some of it's issues, obstacles and emerging technologies, and the possible implications for libraryland. Download episode 13 (59 min) or listen to the streaming version: Podcast notes: NMC Horizon Report for Higher Education Gamification Dynamics: Identity and Story Learning Conversations in World of Warcraft Learning and Knowledge Analytics (George Siemens site) Marc Prensky's writings Music attribution: Dancing On My Bed (The Pleasure Kills) / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 Overview video from NMC about their report:

  5. 26/01/2012

    WGIL Room 12: Invasion of the Blogs!!!

    via Flickr CC by cambodia4kidsorg Blogs and more blogs! The regular crew shares their fave blogs and contemplates changes that have undergone the blogosphere generally, and in instructional contexts, in recent years. A side quest in search of effective screencast tutorials is taken. Download episode 12: (mp3: 49 min) or listen to the streaming version: Podcast Notes: Carleen's fave blogs: ACRLog Lauren's Library blog Information Wants to be Free Attempting Elegance Dana's fave blogs: In the Library with the Lead Pipe: fantastic team-blog with in-depth and well-thought out articles on all aspects of the library profession. Spotlight on Digital Media and Learning: MacArthur Foundation blog focusing on the intersection of technology and education and covers all levels of learning. Academic Librarian: blog of Princeton librarian Wayne Bivens-Tatum. Even though I don't always agree with his perspective on the mostly academic issues he tackles, his posts are always thought-provoking and well-written. Mark's fave blogs: Librarian in Black (Sarah Houghton) is a strong library advocate. She is a public library director at San Rafael Public Library. Has incredible insight on the use of technology in libraries.  Seth Godin  is a great speaker and has good insight on marketing, new media and today's culture. Tame the Web, as mentioned on the podcast, Michael Stephens in a prof. at the School of Library and Information Science at San Jose State. He is great at explaining complex topics. ESC's Online Library YouTube channel JCC's Melville Dewey YouTube channel Do Screencasts Really Work? Assessing Student: Learning through Instructional Screencast Music attribution: Dancing On My Bed (The Pleasure Kills) / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

  6. 11/01/2012

    WGIL Room 11: Late Reflections, Early Predictions and the Collaborative Effect

    Our regular crew of Carleen, Dana and Mark don their New Year's hats and sound makers and reflect on the year past and prognosticate on the coming year in the library instruction world. Topics include co-habitation with a writing center, open access and open learning, and faculty-librarian collaboration. Download episode 11: (mp3: 72 min) or listen to the streaming version: Podcast Notes: SUNY Empire State College Vision 2025 (focuses on Open Education) SUNY Central pushes shared president decision to July (Watertown Daily) This is NOT the future of librarianship (McMaster Univ.'s Jeff Trzeciak controversy) Music attribution: Dancing On My Bed (The Pleasure Kills) / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

  7. 17/11/2011

    WGIL Room 10: Got the One-Shot Assessment Blues

    Dana, Mark and Dunstan talk one-shot and Gen Ed assessments: experiments, shortcomings, follow-ups and existential musings about the utility of one-shot data. Download episode 10: (mp3: 56 min) or listen to the streaming version: Podcast Notes: Mark's Annotated Bibliography Assessment Rubric SUNY General Education Student Learning Outcomes (Info Mgt and Critical Thinking req's are at bottom of list) RAILS (Rubric Assessment of Information Literacy Skills) LibQUAL+ SUNY Delhi Gen Ed Campus-Based Assessment Plan (scroll to page 89) Why E-Portfolios? Music attribution: Dancing On My Bed (The Pleasure Kills) / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

  8. 08/07/2011

    Episode 7: SUNYLA Annual Conference Confab

    Better late than never! I apologize, especially to the participants about the lateness of getting this podcast up. It was recorded in June, but took me into July to post it. A small group of instruction librarians gathered one evening during the recent  SUNYLA Annual Conference (several weeks ago) in SUNY Plattsburgh to discuss any and all things conference-y or instruction-y. I started the recording in mid-discussion, so please forgive the confusing start. A more formal introduction is buried a couple minutes into the recording. Download Episode 7 (mp3: 69.00 min) or listen to the streaming version:  Podcast Notes: The Courage to Teach, Parker J. Palmer Other writings by Parker Palmer ALA Freedom to Read Statement National Library Week lower east side librarian blog Additional podcast participants: Mike Daly, FMCC Darcy Gervasio, Purchase Barbara Kobritz, TC3 Dunstan McNutt, Delhi Jim Nichols, Oswego Scott Richmond, Fredonia  Music attribution: Dancing On My Bed (The Pleasure Kills) / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

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