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 Hi Folks - I'll be driving from Manchester CT.  If anyone would like a ride, let me know.  lrob@wpi.edu - Laura Robinson Hanlan


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For speakers and panelists, please submit a one-page proposal including complete contact information and technology orequipment requirements.
table facillitators, facilitators, please submita brief paragraph describing your round table, 3 to 5 potential questions you would use to facilitate a lively discussion, and complete contact information. Technology and equipment will not be availableat round tables.
All proposals should be submitted to Sara Marks (smarks@fsc.edu) or Laurie Sabol (laurie.sabol@tufts.edu) by February 22, 2008.
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Innovative use of library spaces to enhance the student learning experience
Generation, etc) etc.)
Cognitive abilities of college students
Gaming as a learning tool
Managing the e-classroom to enhance learning
Others???
EachEach speaker or panel group should plan onpresenting for approximately 25 minutes of a 45 minute session, leaving ample time for questions and discussion afterthe presentation.Presentations and Panels will be 45 minutes long (Is this correct??). Interactive presentation.Interactive presentations are highly encouraged.
Please
For speakers and panelists, please submit a one-page proposal to]]> Tue, 22 Jan 2008 16:12:10 +0000 mod call for proposals http://nelig.pbwiki.com/call+for+proposals email.hidden@example.com (Kari Mofford) Kari Mofford edited call for proposals Cognitive abilities of college students
Gaming as a learning tool
MangingManaging the e-classroom to enhance learning
Others???
Each speaker or panel should plan onpresenting for approximately 25 minutes leaving ample time for questions and discussion afterthe presentation.Presentations and Panels will be 45 minutes long (Is this correct??). Interactive presentations are highly encouraged.
]]> Tue, 22 Jan 2008 15:57:30 +0000 mod call for proposals http://nelig.pbwiki.com/call+for+proposals email.hidden@example.com (Kari Mofford) Kari Mofford edited call for proposals Each speaker or panel should plan onpresenting for approximately 25 minutes leaving ample time for questions and discussion afterthe presentation.Presentations and Panels will be 45 minutes long (Is this correct??). Interactive presentations are highly encouraged.
Please submit a one-page proposal to Sara Marks (smarks@fsc.edu) or Laurie Sabol (laurie.sabol@tufts.edu) by February 22, 2008including complete contact information and technology or equipment requirements.
require handouts?) handouts?) KM: Let's keep the roundtables simple...no tech.Let's ask for topic ideas, 5 questions to keep the conversation going, and a handout would be good. Not everyone will want to<]]> Tue, 22 Jan 2008 11:51:59 +0000 mod call for proposals http://nelig.pbwiki.com/call+for+proposals email.hidden@example.com (Laurie) Laurie edited call for proposals -KM Comments: I agree about the posters, but one thing that was a hit last year was the roundtables, which we did among the planning group, but we could also ask people if they want to moderate too. This would be another thing to check on the site visit to make sure the seating for lunch would work for this.
-I forgot about those. Nobody showed up to mine since people apparently have no interest in standardized assessment of IL. (not that I really do myself!) :( But the other one's did look very successful. Let's add it! I added some possible text above but had questions.... -LRH
-LS comments. I'm sending a draft of the proposal now. I've limited the amount of info said about the lunchtime roundtables but we can tinker until we send out the offical proposal on Wed.
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New England, is requesting speaker proposals forthis England,is requestingproposals from those interested in presentingatthis year'sannualprogram,"How Students Learn," to be held at Western New England College, Springfield, MA on Friday June 6th, 2008.
The program will examine factors that impact
We encourage proposals from individuals, groups of panelists or those interested in facilitating lunch time round table discussions. Proposals thataddessfactors impacting student learning, andhow librarians can leverage this ]]> Fri, 18 Jan 2008 10:53:01 +0000 mod call for proposals http://nelig.pbwiki.com/call+for+proposals email.hidden@example.com (Kari Mofford) Kari Mofford edited call for proposals -LRH is in RED
-AL comments: I don't think we want to do posters. We tried having a poster session 1 or 2 years and at the most got 1 response, which we then asked if it could be turned into a presentation. We should set the date for Feb 22 and then we can extend it if we get to 2/21 and don't have many submissions. We should also include something about what to put in the one-page proposal. I added what was in a previous call.
-KM Comments: I agree about the posters, but one thing that was a hit last year was the roundtables, which we did among the planning group, but we could also ask people if they want to moderate too. This would be another thing to check on the site visit to make sure the seating for lunch would work for this.
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Each speaker should plan onpresenting for approximately 25 minutes leaving ample time for questions and discussion after your presentation. We are looking for a variety formats: individual presentations, complete panels or (poster sessions -- Do we still want to include poster sessions?) can be submitted. Hands-on activities are highly encouraged.
if needed?). needed?). Please include complete contact information and any technology or other equipment requirements.
-LRH is in RED
many submissions. submissions. We should also include something about what to put in the one-page proposal. I added what was in a Thu, 17 Jan 2008 15:26:02 +0000 mod call for proposals http://nelig.pbwiki.com/call+for+proposals email.hidden@example.com (Angie) Angie edited call for proposals]]> Thu, 17 Jan 2008 15:22:48 +0000 mod call for proposals http://nelig.pbwiki.com/call+for+proposals email.hidden@example.com (Angie) Angie edited call for proposals Please submit a one-page proposal to Sara Marks (smarks@fsc.edu) or Laurie Sabol (laurie.sabol@tufts.edu) by February 22, 2008 (and we could extend to the 29th if needed?).
-LRH is in RED
-AL comments: I don't think we want to do posters. We tried having a poster session 1 or 2 years and at the most got 1 response, which we then asked if it could be turned into a presentation. We should set the date for Feb 22 and then we can extend it if we get to 2/21 and don't have many submissions.
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Each speaker should plan onpresenting for approximately 25 minutes leaving ample time for questions and discussion after your presentation. We are looking for a variety formats: individual presentations, complete panels or (poster sessions -- Do we still want to include poster sessions?) can be submitted. Hands-on activities are highly encouraged.
by ??, 2008. February 22, 2008 (and we could extend to the 29th if needed?).
-LRH is in RED
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Learning styles in an online environment
learning environment experience
Learning styles through thegenerations(Gen X, Gen Y, The New Silent Generation, etc)
Cognitive abilities of college students
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proposals for its annual conference "How forthis year'sannualprogram,"How Students Learn," to be held at Western New England College, Springfield, MA on Friday June 6th, 2008.
This year's
The program will examine the ways in which factors that impact student learning, andhow librarians have observed our students learning information can leverage this knowledge to effectively teachinformation literacy skills. Some Proposal topics could include butare not limited to:
Studies of student]]> Thu, 17 Jan 2008 14:00:19 +0000 mod call for proposals http://nelig.pbwiki.com/call+for+proposals email.hidden@example.com (Sara) Sara added call for proposals

Call for Proposals


 


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The New England Library Instruction Group (NELIG), an interest group of ACRL New England, is requesting speaker proposals for its annual conference "How Students Learn," to be held at Western New England College, Springfield, MA on Friday June 6th, 2008.


This year's program will examine the ways in which librarians have observed our students learning information literacy skills.  Some of the aspects we would like to explore include:



  • How have you changed your instruction and information literacy programs to accomodate student learning styles?

  • What research have you done into student's research and study methods?

  • ??



Any other topics that address how we're managing in the e-classroom are encouraged.  Each speaker should plan on speaking for approximately 25 minutes leaving ample time for questions and discussion after your presentation.  We are looking

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proposals going out on Mon. draft (to be ready for Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2008 23)
Topic
How Students learn
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