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Alex Wheeler; David John Matthews – Journal of Library & Information Services in Distance Learning, 2025
Educators, including library professionals are fortunate to have access to multiple educational Apps, virtual learning environments, and smartphones. However, during numerous Information Literacy sessions at Manchester Metropolitan University, the authors have continued to witness the value of paper-based activities. In this case study, we will…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Distance Education, Learner Engagement, Information Literacy
LaGuardia, Cheryl – Library Journal, 1992
Experience at the reference desk motivated this librarian to redesign a library skills course to meet the basic and practical needs of undergraduates. Activity-based rather than conceptual, this "crash library survival course" resulted in increased student success and enthusiasm. (EA)
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Curriculum Development, Higher Education, Instructional Effectiveness
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Trefts, Kristin; Blakeslee, Sarah – RSR: Reference Services Review, 2000
Discussion of academic library instruction focuses on the use of humor to make it more effective. Highlights include a literature review on humor in education, as a communication device, and use in the business sector; a stand-up comedy workshop; lecture humor; and humorous active learning activities. (LRW)
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Active Learning, Comedy, Communication (Thought Transfer)