... are a staple of most academic libraries’ collections of digital learning objects. However, this new generation of learners will benefit from a different approach to creating library videos using short-form content. Academic libraries Electronic media Distance learning Learning Case study Tutorials...

... with the sudden campus closure. A subsection outlines this detail for virtual reference specifically. Academic libraries Reference services Distance learning Case study Virtual reference Pandemic During the first week of March 2020, news came that the coronavirus (which was rapidly spreading...

... 01 02 2021 13 02 2021 13 02 2021 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Information literacy Distance learning Library instruction Student engagement Extra credit Student interaction The purpose of this case...

... to fruition. In addition to understanding the unique learning needs of the graduate student, it is important to recognize the elements that make a lesson active. Information literacy Active learning Online learning Graduate students Distance learning Active learning techniques...

... fills a gap in literature by addressing fully online library services for users with disabilities with a particular focus on meeting the needs of D/HH users in a distance-learning environment. However, one of the most common themes that arises in regard to providing services to this unique population...

... 10 05 2016 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Emerald Group Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Academic libraries Librarianship Library instruction Distance learning Information literacy Instructional design Finding innovative ways to incorporate...

... Licensed re-use rights only Library instruction Distance learning Health information literacy Online health literacy Synchronous learning Web conferencing The proliferation of online health information has given individuals the opportunity to play an active role in their own healthcare...

... (Gold, 2005), contextualizing core concepts into real-world applications (Cooke, 2010 ; Rapchak and Behary, 2013) and the use of narrative techniques (Clark and Rossiter, 2008). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Learning styles Library instruction Distance learning Adult education...

... libraries Blended learning Distance learning Information literacy The value of embedding a library presence in a learning management system (LMS) environment in the higher education setting is strongly supported in current library literature, as is the desire to make such a connection. Buehler...

... with distance learning cohorts. Many first‐year university students expect their academic performance to match their experience in secondary education, which is not always the case (Krause, 2001 , p. 150). Often they are unaware of the expectations of tertiary education in terms of the levels of engagement...

.../approach A literature review discusses the importance of instruction in virtual reference, how to combat inherit challenges and foster an instructional experience during virtual reference interactions, and the value of research consultations. The case study then examines how the Distance Learning...

... is very time consuming. In addition, where there is an online discussion component, monitoring discussions can also take a great deal of time (Reid, 2009); program success and growth will in turn put even greater demands on time. The ACRL Standards for Distance Learning indicate that instructional...

... to integrate the campus library into their courses if they are educated about the process, and it offers suggestions for reaching faculty. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Academic libraries Academic staff Distance learning Auburn University Montgomery (AUM), established in 1967...

...Lynne U. Turman; Phyllis C. Self; Pascal V. Calarco Librarians at Virginia Commonwealth University teach a course in Health Informatics as part of a distance learning Doctoral program for allied health professionals. This paper discusses the experience of developing and delivering a Web‐based...

... it is appropriate to pause and reflect on our experience. Have we met our original objectives? Was TIP worth the time, effort, and expense required to develop a Web tutorial? Has it had an impact on information literacy on our campus? © MCB UP Limited 2003 Academic libraries Internet Distance learning...

... library users. Even new university students, who might be expected to be familiar with chat programs, do not actually use chat in high proportions (Yue, 2000). © MCB UP Limited 2003 Distance learning Students Librarianship Reference services Academic libraries Virtual libraries...

... to do one session on using our ReSEARCH Station and another on using our Periodicals List. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Distance learning Internet Education Academic libraries Information Literacy The use of Web‐based classroom management tools, like WebCT and Blackboard...

... (Hisle, 1990; Stephens, 1996), and they have more recently begun to discuss and offer library instruction programs supportive of today’s Web‐based distance education courses. The Association of College and Research Libraries’ Guidelines for Distance Learning Library Services explicitly calls...

... pp. 22 ‐ 4 , 26 ‐ 8 . © MCB UP Limited 1999 Academic libraries Distance learning End‐user computing Education Training Library services Roles [In 1986 the subject of the fourteenth annual LOEX Conference was “Bibliographic Instruction and Computer Database Searching...