How libraries tailor instruction to meet the diverse needs of their users
In short: This session explores how modern libraries match specific instructional methods and formats to different user groups. Learn how institutions address unique research requirements through targeted marketing and innovative teaching techniques.
The panel features experts from four distinct institutions discussing the complexities of providing effective library instruction. Speakers Scott Collard, Caitlin Kilgallen, Barbara Rockenbach, and Deborah Vincelli examine how to adapt instructional programs to serve their specific constituencies.
The discussion covers a range of professional strategies, including the various formats used for instruction, methods for marketing these services to users, and the implementation of new instructional innovations.
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- Summary by Intellect · source: Providing Instructional Services: Four Case Studies, Part Five
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