Welcome to Module 8: New Models

Greetings! Now we turn our attention to new models of service, new ways of doing things. This module includes materials from Stacie Ledden and Anythink Libraries.

Action Items: 

  • Thanks for all of your blogging! Please continue to explore, think & create! And keep up the amazing commenting!
  • Please be working on planning assignment and be thinking about the Inspiration Report. ( This is a good time to map out your work for the rest of our semester.)
  • Also please @michael me in your comments across this site and on your blogs to make sure I see them! 🙂
  • Be sure to review the innovation strategy & roadmap assignment guidelines and rubric

➡️➡️➡️ FLUID DUE DATES are in effect. Use the original due dates as a guideline, but take the time you need to create meaningful and enjoyable work. Everything just needs to be completed by the last day of class. Please stay close to the reflection blogging dates, as this allows your classmates to read and respond to your work in a timely manner, fostering a richer discussion. Keeping up with those will help create a better exchange of ideas.

 

Reflection Blogging Due Dates

*Wild Card Blog Choice: revisit any past module or choose your own related topic!

Major Assignment Due Dates: 

Course Grading

Grading will be based on 100 possible points.

  • Assignments are due on dates specified above and must be turned in by 11:59 PM PT.
  • Late submissions will be reduced by 20% of the total points possible for that assignment.
  • If life circumstances require students to request an extension, please do so several days before the assignment is due or as soon as possible.
  • Communication and interaction throughout the semester via the course site is expected and required.

2 thoughts on “Welcome to Module 8: New Models

  1. Celinna

    @michael I LOVE that library you shared about in Copenhagen with the climbable shelving! I worked as a media assistant at a public elementary school library for several years which has an amphitheater that begs to be climbed on and you bet that I let the kiddos get comfy on those oversized steps to read and get cozy and socialize. It made them so happy.

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