Hey all – to make it easy for folks to explore the symposium posts this week, please share your URL here. Post with a short “tweet” abstract for your entry in the comments below. Or perhaps a haiku? 🙂 ALSO: Please submit the URL for your symposium post to Canvas when you are ready!
NOTE: Make sure you follow these instructions and pay attention to the dates below. You’ve worked so hard over the past semester – don’t let that content just disappear!
Hey all – just an FYI. An “Office Hours” column from 2016 at Library Journal may be of interest. It’s all about the questions we ask in interviews. Also see the response from SJSU School of Info grad Jessica Gilbert Redman. It’s in Wholehearted on page 65.
Greetings all and welcome to the week where the tables turn! We devote an entire week to your own creative curiosity and your Symposium entries. The module is here. Please take a look and read the resources that strike you or save them for the future. Also use your time this week to work on your Symposium entry.
Hi all – Just wanted to share this with you – there are many versions of this amazing graphic at the link: https://www.hafuboti.com/lafelibrary/
Greetings all – I have graded all the blog URLs submitted! Excellent work – I so enjoyed the creativity, writing styles, and fun enhancements. Please enjoy the weekend. NOTE: We have 12 days until the end of the semester! Please get things in as you finish them. Image: Morning at Maplehurst
Greetings all. I would appreciate your feedback and participation in Student Opinion of Teaching Effectiveness (SOTEs). It is helpful to me and to our school. You will be notified directly by University administration to participate. Thank you!
Hey all – Welcome to our Thanksgiving Break. I will be around all holiday week if you have questions about your Brief. I will be on Zoom or available by email if you want to check in. Happy Thanksgiving Break all! Please enjoy the time off! Thank you for all of your hard work, all […]
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Greetings all! For our last days of class, you will spend some time reflecting on all your work for the course. An artifact to represent that learning is what makes up the Virtual Symposium. Virtual Symposium To share your work for the semester, consider one or more of the following for the “virtual symposium” – be […]
