...Christy Groves Purpose A large, predominantly undergraduate university in Tennessee partnered with a local magnet school aiming to assist high school seniors with their college-level research assignment. The partnership began as a pilot, but quickly expanded to include other high schools...

...; commonalities and differences with native first-year students; and the value of partnerships in fostering student success. Practical implications This review contextualizes conversations regarding transfer student experiences, providing a resource for librarians to understand this population from multiple...

... readings that presented evidence for the need for information literacy in the composition classroom and presented models for enacting partnerships between librarians and writing instructors, followed with specific information about partnering with librarians to teach information literacy within their EN102...

... collaborate in the future. Originality/value – Much of the literature on library partnerships focuses on the creation of collaborations, but does not elaborate on ways to keep lines of communication open and encourage continued collaborative work once partnerships are already in place. Information...

... (Brockriede, 1974); and turned in RCPS 1, Description of Three Critical Problems, in which they identified three texts, speeches/objects and or topics/puzzles for possible research. Information literacy Partnerships Library instruction west BEAM Collaborative instruction Liberal arts colleges...

... process. Social implications – This case study examines how librarians can have an influence over college/university curricula by forming strategic partnerships and designing practical assessments. Originality/value – Few reports exist in the library literature regarding information literacy...

... towards the common goal of getting students to think critically? The authors discuss the need for librarians to initiate more collaborative conversations with professors in order to establish true partnerships with them and go on to describe how they did this using a strikingly and alarmingly frank...

...Ilene F. Rockman Forging partnerships between businesses and individuals can serve the library well, especially in the completion of a building project. Working in tandem with government officials and library administrators, such voluntary citizen groups can often raise needed funds to assist...

... the framework for library bibliographic instruction, analyzes current information literacy initiatives, and reviews efforts of the Olin Library, Rollins College in promoting active learning and critical thinking skills through partnerships with classroom faculty and professionals of information technology...

.... (4) how to do Internet navigation; 5. (5) how to use selected Web sites. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Education Partnerships Academic libraries Teachers Curriculum Mexico Few libraries have two international views and are on the crossroads of three states, flanked by a river...

...G. Margaret Porter Teaching, Learning and Technology Roundtables (TLTRs) are present at over 600 campuses nationwide. They provide the academic community with excellent opportunities to form collaborative partnerships among a variety of campus groups and individuals. The process used to investigate...

... programs, the literature describes collaborative endeavors between library instruction personnel and faculty to produce a curriculum reflective of the skills of both professions. These were the type of partnerships we wanted to develop with our own faculty. The next step was to apply what had been learned...

... into their curriculum. Like Callison and Jay, Henri and Dillon see professional advantages for librarians who extend their curricular and pedagogical involvement: © MCB UP Limited 2001 Librarians Higher education Partnerships Learning Thinking styles World Wide Web The American Social History...

...Tammy S. Sugarman; Constance Demetracopoulos This article discusses the efforts of two liaison librarians at William Russell Pullen Library, Georgia State University, to build a long‐term, sustainable partnership among teaching faculty, graduate students, and librarians in the development...

... school teachers. This unique three‐way partnership was called the Electronic Learning Partnership. This article discusses the BI, the pedagogy used, the goals of information literacy in an urban high school environment, and the evaluation of the program. Development and implementation of the project...