How libraries adapt their teaching to meet diverse research needs
In short: Effective library instruction requires more than a one-size-fits-all approach. This panel explores how different institutions tailor their instructional formats, marketing, and innovations to support their unique communities of researchers.
The session examines case studies from four different institutions, focusing on how instructional programs address the specific requirements of their various constituencies. Speakers discuss the implementation of new instructional formats and the marketing strategies used to reach users.
One featured perspective comes from Barbara Rockenbach, Director of the Humanities and History Libraries at Columbia University Libraries. Her work involves supporting faculty, students, and staff, including plans to expand a Digital Humanities Center to address emerging research trends through new tools and methods.
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- Summary by Intellect · source: Providing Instructional Services: Four Case Studies, Part One
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