2018 Conference Archive
Utilizing the Library in the First-Year Writing Classroom
Type of Presentation
Individual paper/presentation (20 minute presentation)
Target Audience
Higher Education
Copyright
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Location
Room 217
Proposal
As technology progresses, what once were our libraries are now Learning Commons and Academic Resources Centers. Gone are the days of scouring through the stacks looking for books, photocopying your resources, and searching through microfiche. Librarians are very skilled professionals with a high level of aptitude for research and citing. As an English Professor my relationships with the college's librarians and even the local libraries has expanded into a partnership whereby we are able to construct and compose courses that provide students with the utmost level of productive and useful information for the classroom and beyond.
Short Description
This presentation will address effective ways in which the librarians and faculty can work together to compile materials for both face to face and online classrooms.
Session Goals
Information sharing
Keywords
Information, writing, faculty, librarians
Publication Type and Release Option
Presentation (Open Access)
Recommended Citation
Medvesky, Angelique H., "Utilizing the Library in the First-Year Writing Classroom" (2018). Georgia International Conference on Information Literacy. 74.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/gaintlit/2018/2018/74
Utilizing the Library in the First-Year Writing Classroom
Room 217
As technology progresses, what once were our libraries are now Learning Commons and Academic Resources Centers. Gone are the days of scouring through the stacks looking for books, photocopying your resources, and searching through microfiche. Librarians are very skilled professionals with a high level of aptitude for research and citing. As an English Professor my relationships with the college's librarians and even the local libraries has expanded into a partnership whereby we are able to construct and compose courses that provide students with the utmost level of productive and useful information for the classroom and beyond.
