Creating and promoting lifelong learning in public libraries : tools and tips for practitioners / Donna L. Gilton.
"Creating and Promoting Lifelong Learning in Public Libraries describes specific ways that public librarians and other professionals can promote lifelong learning by planning and implementing Information Literacy Instruction (Ili). This book includes chapters on planning for instruction, using...
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Lanham :
Rowman & Littlefield,
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- 1. What Creating and promoting lifelong learning in public libraries is all about. Planning modes and instructional models
- Scope and organization
- Notes
- 2. Planning for formal instruction. Decision points
- ILI planning for the whole library
- Preparing to teach
- Notes
- 3. Teaching methodologies. Lectures
- Active learning in the classroom
- Games and gaming
- Applying active learning to real life
- Universal design of learning, instruction, and information literacy
- Toward evaluation
- Notes
- 4. Implementing instruction with technology. Web 1.0
- Web 2.0
- Combining Web 1.0 and 2.0
- Notes
- 5. Connecting information literacy to other lifelong learning in public libraries. Lifelong learning, adult education, and independent learning reference encounters and research consultations, off- and online
- Readers' advisory services
- Bibliotherapy
- Cultural and literacy programming
- Lifelong learning and public libraries : tying it all together
- Notes
- Conclusion: ILI futures. More technologies, more complex technologies
- Changes in standards
- Other literacies
- Implication, application, and remaining questions
- Notes.