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I missed the first five minutes of this session so I didn’t get the background details, but from what I understood, the presenters were involved in a study to explore the way undergraduates complete their assignments, from the time they receive the assignment to the moment they hand it in. This was one of the [...]
I interrupt the stream of il2006 catch-up posts (which will continue for the next several days — lazy blogger!) to join the host of other bloggers (biblio & other) who have announced their love for Firefox 2.0. I just downloaded it today, on my Mac & my work PC and the experience has been brilliant [...]
Sarah and David presented a kickass session on technology competencies and keeping techies happy. The have both made their presentations available online (Sarah’s is here, David’s is here) so instead of recapping the stuff I noted from their slides, I’ll recap the highlights for me:
Technology Competencies: a Path to Training, Sarah Houghton-Jan
Sarah talks a lot [...]
If you haven’t already heard of or checked out Learning 2.0, go now! During her half of the session, Helene talked about this learning programme (note: it’s not a “training” programme!) as a way to introduce staff to new technologies, encourage them to take responsibility for their own learning, and reward them for taking the [...]
This was the first session on Monday morning and Michael introduced 6 things we can do to get to Library 2.0. Unfortunately, I missed the last two of his six things (!), so here are the first four. I’m sure you can come up with the last two (if not more) just by reading Michael’s [...]
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