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Resources:

Websites, Journal Articles,  and more

ALA ACRL Instruction Section
Resources for Instructors
Tips
 Tips for Developing Effective Web-Based Library Instruction

Library Instruction.com
The Librarian's Weapon of Mass Instruction
Excerpt quoted from website:
This site contains library instruction lesson plans, articles about library instruction,
a large library instruction bibliography, and links to library instruction resources.
This site also includes material relating to information literacy.
http://www.libraryinstruction.com/

INTERNET RESOURCES
Educational technology: A guide to resources on the Web
C&RL News, January 2003
Vol. 64 No. 1
by Betzi L. Bateman

September 18, 2002
Excerpt Quoted from website
IMS Global Learning Consortium and WGBH Boston Publish Guidelines
for Creating Accessible Online Learning Technologies 
http://www.cosn.org/resources/092002.htm
 The IMS Guidelines are available on the Web in a screen-reader friendly format as well as in PDF
(ncam.wgbh.org/salt) and are expected to be an invaluable resource for a broad range 
of stakeholders in online education, including educators providing online learning materials,
developers of learning software such as learning management systems and educational software, 
and educational publishers, content authors, authoring tool developers and parents, 
advocates and students with disabilities themselves. http://ncam.wgbh.org/salt/
 

Digital Equity Toolkit available at:
www.nici-mc2.org/de_toolkit/pages/toolkit.htm
Quoted from site:
The toolkit points educators to free, high quality resources that help address the digital divide in the classroom and community. The toolkit, edited by Joy Wallace, senior associate at the National Institute for Community Innovations, is made possible in part through funding from the U.S. Department of Education's PT3 (Preparing Tomorrow's Teachers to use Technology) and Technology Innovation Challenge Grant programs. We are committed to continually enhancing the toolkit's contents; therefore, you may want to consider revisiting the toolkit at least monthly as new resources are added each week. 
www.nici-mc2.org/de_toolkit/pages/toolkit.htm

Online Courses  for those wanting to learn about delivering Online Learning

Online Course to take: FREE!
"Designing Instruction for Web-Based Distance Learning"
Practitioner's Guide to
Designing Instruction for
Web-Based Distance Learning"

Free courses
Quoted from site:
VNULearning.com
http://www.vnulearning.com

• http://www.vnulearning.com/learninglinks.cfm
• http://www.vnulearning.com/freesessions.htm

An Overview of Online Learning
By Saul Carliner | Bentley College – Waltham, Massachusetts
This Overview introduces you to online learning, and provides you with an overview of the key issues you need to consider when working with online learning.

Ten Things You Can Do With Online Learning That Most People Think Are Impossible
Featuring Janette R. Hill (powered by TEN-TV)

Introduction to Knowledge Management for Training and Performance Improvement Professionals 
Learn the new vocabulary. 
Find out how to capture, catalog, transform and disseminate your organization's collective knowledge. 
Learn how to choose the right technologies. 
Get tips for keeping information timely, accessible and relevant.
http://www.vnulearning.com

E-learning Environments 
Excerpt quoted from site:
http://cite.telecampus.com/LMS/ 
By using online learning environments, educational organizations can
equip students with lifelong learning skills for today's society, 
providing them with self-directed and collaborative
learning skills as well as problem solving strategies in a technological environment.

Design, Development, and Delivery of Internet Based Training & Education
March 28, 2000
Note: this is a PDF file, 39 pages
http://teleeducation.nb.ca/content/pdf/english/design-development-delivery.pdf

Course Developers Guidelines
Excerpt quoted from site:
Purpose
This guide has been created to provide World Wide Web course developers with a set of common standards and guidelines for publishing courses on line. Some of the standards make eminent sense to everyone, others have been agreed to just to ensure that we all develop to a common standard. This makes courses more interchangeable and usable among those who agree to develop to the accepted standards.
http://teleeducation.nb.ca/content/web-guides/english/standards/index.html

"Learning on the Web Modules" from TeleEducation
http://teleeducation.nb.ca/english/index.cfm

PDF File link to Learning on the Web - 2002 edition [87 pages]
http://teleeducation.nb.ca/content/pdf/english/lotw2002.pdf

*note link below is from the Wayback Machine's archived version of this sites archived information:
http://teleeducation.nb.ca/content/lotw2001/index0.html

Quoted from the site above:
Students, teachers, instructors and administrators are learning how to use computers in their classes, and many are now turning to the World Wide Web and beginning to understand its potential for supporting new forms of learning.
Although the Internet is populated with good guides on using the Web, HTML and other features, one element that has been lacking has been a dedicated publication on the learner and the teacher, and how they interact and participate together on the Internet. This online instruction environment has been designed to assist teachers, students, distance education facilitators and educational resource developers in using the Internet to its full potential.
Who will benefit from this WebTitle?
We hope that this manual will help those involved in teaching and learning, from students to administrators, not only in New Brunswick, but wherever the Web reaches, to begin to understand the potential of the Internet as a teaching resource and a teaching medium and to prepare to adapt and develop their courses for delivery using the Web. Learning on the Web is a free Web-based course written by educators for educators. 
Print out the Manual's  2002 edition: Note: this is a PDF file, 87 pages
http://teleeducation.nb.ca/content/pdf/english/lotw2002.pdf

Who makes a good online instructor?
http://www.techlearning.com/db_area/archives/TL/200108/launch1.html

Read the latest issue and from the archives
of Tech Learning
http://www.techlearning.com/content/about/tl_current.html

Find Grants & Funding resources for technology intensive projects
http://www.techlearning.com/grants.html
June 15, 2001
But Wait, There's More!
By Kim Carter
Reviewed the directory of grants and still looking? 
Peruse this list of additional funding resources for even more opportunities.
http://www.techlearning.com/db_area/archives/TL/200106/directory1.html

Related see my page of Funding resources : find$.html

Web Design for Educators
(formerly Designing and Maintaining Web Pages for Classroom and Online Instruction) 
X337.2 (2 semester units in Education) 

This course reviews issues, skills, and tools for developing educational
Web pages that both support classroom curricula and 
have pedagogical intent and impact. 
You design, construct, and evaluate your own Web pages. 
Online course: Internet access required 
Enroll anytime: You have 6 months to complete 
$455, plus $50 online resource fee (EDP 809574) 
For information and to enroll http://learn.berkeley.edu
 

Developing Internet-Based Instruction 

Delivery Format: Internet 
Course Duration: Up to 6 months from date of enrollment 
Course Fee: $475.00 
Resource Fee: $50.00 
EDP#: 207225 

X331.6 (3 semester unit(s) in Education ) 
This course provides an overview of Internet-based instructional theory and 
a hands-on introduction to the art of instructional Web site design, production, and publishing.
It is appropriate for anyone who wants to learn to use the Internet to teach 
at a distance or as a classroom resource. 
For information and to enroll http://learn.berkeley.edu

Note this additonal info from site:
Professional Sequence in Design and Management of Web-Based Learning (Expected 2003) 
Program Fee: $50.00 
A Sequence in the Design and Management of Web-Based Learning is under development. 
The following courses will be available: 

Key Concepts in Web-based Training and Learning 
Authoring Tools for Web-based Learning 
Managing the Development of Web-based Instructional Projects 
Administration of Online Learning 

Other courses of interest in this area that are now available are: 
X453.1 Creating Web Sites with HTML 
X331.6 Developing Internet-Based Instruction 
X387.3 Instructional Strategies for the Adult and Adolescent Learner 
X337.2 Web Design for Educators 
 

Related: see my page with resources for School Librarians and Educators
4schools.html

From TechLearning - online article
excerpt quoted from article:
May 15, 2002
Choosing a Classroom Digital Camera
By Jeffrey Branzburg
This page is designed specifically with the new-to-technology educator in mind. 
Please feel free to reproduce it for use in your teacher training sessions or other staff development efforts.
Read complete article
http://www.techlearning.com/db_area/archives/TL/2002/05/inservice.html
 

LEARNING CIRCUITS.ORG - RESOURCES ONLINE

eLearning 1.0
Find the following articles Online at
http://www.learningcircuits.org/elearn_index.html
The basics of digital learning.
New! -- Lights! Camera! Action!
Get Ready to Teach Online
Articles available
Quoted from site:
2002
05/02 -- Tips to Make E-Learning Stick 
04/02 -- Model Behavior
03/02 -- Super Synchronous SMEs: Subject Matter Experts as Synchronous Trainers 
02/02 -- Something to Talk About: Tips for Communicating in an Electronic Environment 
01/02 -- Buy Versus Build: A Battle of Needs 
2001
01/01 -- Interact! With Online Learning
2000
12/00 -- Matching Content to Delivery 
11/00 -- Ten Tips to Optimize Your E-Learning
10/00 -- An E-Learning Glossary
09/00 -- Crank Up Your Online Presentations
08/00 -- Going Global Without Going Overboard
07/00 -- Who Wants to be a Distance Trainer?
06/00 -- It's a Learner-Centered World!
05/00 -- Converting to Web-Based Training: Choices and Trade-Offs
04/00 -- Stave Off These Seven Pitfalls of Distance Learning
03/00 -- 12 Learning Interventions That Combat Technophobia
02/00 -- Build a Business Case for Online Learning Projects
01/00 -- Future Forces

More from Learning Circuits.org
Tech Tools
http://www.learningcircuits.org/ttools_index.html
The tools and technologies helping to shape e-learning.
Quoted from site above:
Articles available online'
11/01 -- LMS Survival
08/01 -- LCMS
07/01 -- Digital Video
06/01 -- Converting Assetts
05/01 -- Intro to Coursebuilder
04/01 -- Open Sesame 
03/01 -- Developing Media for Low Bandwidth 
New! -- Authoring Tool Roundup
12/00 -- An Intro to Metatagging
11/00 -- Dreamweaver UltraDev 
08/00 -- Revolutionizing Content for XML
07/00 -- Implementing a Support Strategy for WBT
05/00 -- Building a Learning Portal
04/00 -- A Sip of ColdFusion
03/00 -- Macromedia Flash
02/00 -- DVDs Push Multimedia to a New Level

@Work
By Donna Abernathy
http://www.learningcircuits.org/@work_index.html
Links the Internet, business, and training--plus tips on how to use the Web.

06/02 -- Talkin' E-Trash
05/02 -- Big Oops
04/02 -- Spring Outlook
03/02 -- Don't Push That Button
02/02 -- Bully Boolean
01/02 -- Reclaim Your Domain
2001 
12/01 -- Reference This
11/01 -- Web, Enabled 
10/01 -- Opportunity Clicks 
09/01 -- Online and Organized
08/01 -- Digital Copyrights and Wrongs 07/01 -- Hard Drive
06/01 -- Learning Gets Cool 
05/01 -- Global E-Warming
04/01 -- Words to the Wise
03/01 -- Stats Appeal
02/01 -- Get Ready for M-Learning
01/01 -- Accreditation: Who Needs It?

Learning Circuits@work article
Free Tools for Trainers & Other Busy People

Learning Circuits - "Answer Geek" answers:
With regard to integrated learning solutions,
can you explain the difference between distance learning,
Web-based training, online learning,
and e-learning?

Article:
Five Web-Based Training Perils--and How to Avoid Them
By Kevin Kruse
Avoid these common pitfalls when migrating to Web-based training.

E-Learning Glossary

Find much more in the
Archives of LearningCircuits.org

Eric Lesson plans : Library
Teaching Internet Library Instruction Sessions in the Electronic Classroom: 
The Adult Learner, the Internet, and Training Skills & Teaching Styles
An AskERIC Lesson Plan 
http://www.askeric.org/cgi-bin/printlessons.cgi/Virtual/Lessons/Information_Literacy/IFO0200.html

Read the Interesting Articles available on the
Consortium for School Networking - website
www.cosn.org/resources/

Example:September 2002 article
Guidelines for Creating Accessible Online Learning Technologies 
 
 

Interactive Educational Multimedia, number 2 (March 2001), pp. 1-18
Collaborative Technologies for
Web-Based Instruction

Here is a terrific site
Loretta's Training Resource Center
quicktrainingtips.com
Visit the different "topic" areas covered
MicroComputer Trainer - for those teaching others
how to use Computers
Quick Training Tips - lots of good ideas to
"teach" and "learn"

How to Develop an Online Course
http://stylusinc.com/online_course/tutorial/process.htm

Interesting links on online learning and online course development
http://stylusinc.com/online_course/links.htm

Portal/Vortal Tutorial 
How to build your own Online Portal /Vortal
http://stylusinc.com/portal/tutorial.htm

With links for those with an interest in building an Online Community
http://stylusinc.com/portal/tutorial.htm

Another Must "Link to" is:
Virtual Chases' - "Internet Trainers' Stop & Swap"
The site is filled with tips, outlines
articles, teaching webs,
and insructional tools.

From Working Faster
Resource links for Internet Trainers
Quoted from:
http://www.workingfaster.com/links.html
Papers and presentations by Workingfaster.com staff and 
links to our favorite Internet training resources on the web 
Download their Free Worksheets, & Forms
Search Planning Worksheet 
Internet Training Needs Assessment 
Internet Trainers Survival Checklist
Ten Commandments of EMail

Related - be sure to see the many resource links I have for 
FREE online training and or articles in a 
variety of technologies, and subjects on the following pages:
ed4you.html, stafftrain.html, 4libwebmasters.html, librefpg.html

Interesting Reading:
Internet Trainer Certification
Recommended core competencies
& a proposed curricula...
By author -Diane Kovacs,
http://www.kovacs.com/
Order online her book:
The Cybrarian's guide to developing
successful internet programs & services
From the Critics
From Booknews 
Written for librarians who are already very familiar with the Internet, the guide describes how to plan, implement, and maintain a local library Web site as an electronic library; plan, implement, and maintain an electronic journal or newsletter; and use the Internet to provide distance education. Chapters cover basic and ideal Internet connectivity and computer platforms required; writing a project plan, assessing equipment and software needs, staffing, and training; creating the Internet application; and staffing issues, upgrades, and expansions. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or. 
 

Training program for Staff
Quoted from site:
TNT: Training Net Trainers for Dynamite Library Service
Designed to enhance the level of public library staff expertise
in the use of the Internet and to provide them
with the skills necessary to develop and present
Internet workshops to train the public.
This project was funded by Federal LSTA (Library Services and Technology Act)
monies granted by the New York State Library to the Upper Hudson Library System.
Session One
The first session is an Internet refresher, covering history,
background, navigating the web and search techniques.
and
Session 2
The second session focuses on learning styles,
teaching techniques, planning Internet instruction sessions,
how to cope with technology problems and the needs of special user groups.
http://www.uhls.org/tnt/tnthome.html

From WorkingFaster.com
Subscribe to the Cyberpulse Newsletter
a quarterly e-mail newsletter
about Internet Searching and Training
and SiteLines for Internet Trainers. 
Visit their archives for previous articles.
Such as
"Teaching End Users to Search Faster & Smarter".
http://www.workingfaster.com/cyberpulse
 

Visit "The Teaching Librarian"
Stephen Francoeur's Website - "Exploring the Intersection of
Reference Services, Technology, & Instruction"

School Library Media Research
Articles of Interest
Available Online Full Text.

• Constructing mental model paradigms

for teaching electronic resources.
• An exploration of motivational strategies

used by library media specialists
during library & information skills instruction
• Evaluting information:

and information literacy challenge.
• The enchanted imagination:

storytelling's power to entrance listeners.
• Students as authentic researchers

a new prescription for the high school
research assignment.

WEB Based Training Information Center
http://www.filename.com/wbt

http://www.astd.org
Linking people, learning & performance

These 2 sites are from AustraliaTraining & Learning On-line
Instructional Design

Designing responsive online learning environments :
Approaches to Supporting Students
AARE Refereed Paper

Guidelines for Designing Online Learning
K. Golas
Southwest Research Institute
San Antonio, TX.

Article from: MultiMedia Schools, Oct. 2000
Maximizing Multiple Intelligences through Multimedia
Includes "templates" to download.
AND
Teaching in a Digital Age

Interactive Educational Multimedia, 
number 2 (March 2001), pp. 1-18
Collaborative Technologies for
Web-Based Instruction

From Reference Services Review  V. 29 (3)  2001:
Teaching an online information literacy course 
    Kate Manuel (pp. 219 - 229) 
Abstract: Academic librarians have been creating Web-based tutorials in support of their institutions' distance education course and remote students for some time. For-credit, distance education, information literacy classes for undergraduate students, however, have not yet begun to appear in significant numbers. In creating such a course, LIBY 3200, California State University, Hayward, sought to meet the needs of its students better and to explore the potential of distance education. Findings from experience teaching LIBY 3200 suggest that many students are less prepared to function - technologically and cognitively - in a Web-based distance education environment than might be predicted. Design and delivery of course content proved time-consuming, with few possibilities for short-cuts, and teaching methods had to be adapted to help the students become autonomous learners, meaningfully capable of self-directed learning in a Web-based environment.
 

From MultiMedia Schools - Nov/Dec. 1998 "Cyberbee"
Web-based Lessons From Frontliners
 

From College Student Journal (and on the Findarticles.com site)
Sept. 1999 issue, read:
Teaching through "Teleconferencing" Some Curriculum Challenges

Technology from The Journal -
Roadmap to the web for Educators
T.H.E. Journal
http://www.thejournal.com/
This site contains the current issue of T.H.E. Journal, 
plus educational links and gems from past issues.
This journal covers many aspects of technology
in education, at all levels. Issues are thematic, 
covering topics such as technological innovations,
administration, learning environments,
connectivity and technological resources.
The articles are written by educators,
with a fairly practical style and little technical jargon.

Articles of Interest from the June 1999 issue 
http://www.thejournal.com/magazine/vault/M2611.cfm

Leveraging Student Feedback to Improve Teaching in Web Based Courses
http://www.thejournal.com/magazine/vault/A2089.cfm

Learning in an Online Format VS an In Classroom format
- An experimental study
http://www.thejournal.com/magazine/vault/A2090.cfm

***A web page article:***
Rationale for web based instruction

From the Dec 1997 issue
Technology opens the doors for Librarians & Patrons
http://www.thejournal.com/magazine/vault/A1527.cfm
Mar 1999 
Training instructors in the New Technologies
http://www.thejournal.com/magazine/vault/A2099.cfm

April 1999
How undergraduates learn computer skills-results of a Survey & Focus Group
http://www.thejournal.com/magazine/vault/A2063.cfm

May 1999
Internet Distance Learning - How do I put my course on the web
http://www.thejournal.com/magazine/vault/A2109.cfm

Read this article offered through "findarticles.com"
School Library Journal
August, 2000
Learning from the Inside.(teaching teens HTML)
Author/s: Linda W. Braun
Linda W. Braun demystifies the Internet by instructing students
on how to create their own web pages

Learn more about offering courses on the web at
Blackboard.Com
"Blackboard is the fastest growing platform
with which colleges and universities offer
courses online.
In excess of 300,000 people use
Blackboard software to teach and learn,
and More than 1,000 leading colleges,
universities and K-12 schools nationwide are customers." 

Web page article: Rationale for web based instruction

Web Links:

John Curry's Web Based Instruction Bookmarks
From: Penn State University
Resources for Web Based Instruction

From Berkeley:
Web Based Instruction Resources

Innovative Ideas for Web Instruction

From Scholastic.com
Create a "Classroom" Website for FREE!
Related:  Create a FREE Online instructional course at:
http://education.yahoo.com
Related : see my resources page for school library media specialists
4schools.html

From the Online Journal Reading Online
(Please note: articles were posted Feb. 2001
you may need to search sites archives for these titles)
Article: Integrating Research Projects with Focused Writing Instruction
And
Classroom Language & Literacy Learning

Website : Adult Education Technology in the Classroom
With Resources on
Using the Overhead Projector as an Instructional Tool,
The VCR and Camcorder as teaching tools,
The Computer as a teaching tool,
The Internet as a teaching tool,
Distance Learning with 2-way Interactive TV.

Quick Training Tips NewsLetter
A free e-mail based newsletter service,
written for and by anyone who teaches
other people
to Use Computers Effectively.
Computer trainers, Support Staff, Librarians,
Teachers, etc., are signed
on and contribute regularly
TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE
"QUICK TRAINING TIPS" EMAIL LIST:
send a message with "subscribe tips"
in the subject line
To: loretta@panix.com 
 

• To>>> Creating Presentations  (useful sites to help you to create Instructional presentations)

To>>>  Teaching Information Lit & Bibliographic Instruction

***Consider -
Developing an Interactive Web site that Teaches "Information Literacy"***

See my resource page for School Library Media Specialists
4schools.html

Sites for Educators - 
 

Miscellaneous - Technology Resources 
 http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/thepoint/edtec.htm 
Resources for Educational Technologists is
a collection of many links, including associations,
news journals, and 
Web sites for technology coordinators.

Aha! Interactive - Collaborative teaching to Unplud the Internet
Check out the Teacher Command Center
and "Warmups' Free Internet Classroom Activities

Eric Digest -  December 2001, EDO-IR-2001-09 
Competencies for Online Teaching
by 
J. Michael Spector and Ileana de la Teja 

Resources for Educators
http://www.ernonline.com

Search Engine for Educators
http://www.searchopolis.com

The Chronicle of Higher Education
Information Technology / Articles 

PBS Literacy Link
Building the Basics for Lifelong Learning
**Note: to access "content" requires "registration" onsite**

PBS Literacy Links - LitLearner
Free Online Learning tutorial
Workplace Essential Skills

Literacy Link - NewsLetter
 

 http://www.nga.org/cbp/activities/EdTech.asp 
This site is loaded with global resources organized
into themes. 
Especially noteworthy is the special
monthly selection of Web sites.

 http://www.iste.org/
The International Society for Technology in Education
provides teacher-based help to K-12 schoolteachers
and administrators.
Click on
Teacher Resources for a diverse
list of topics ranging from hardware/software
to professional development.

 http://www.tmn.com/Organizations/Iris/resource.html
Provides links to technology education resources
such as universities, manufacturers
and government organizations.

 http://www.4teachers.org/home/index.shtml
This site addresses the issue of technology
in schools as used by teachers, administration, staff and students.

 http://www.ecn.bgu.edu/users/mifidl/general/teachertechsupport.html
Teaching with Technology Sources on the Internet
guides you to faculty support centers
that offer training and knowledge.

Real Education.com
http://www.realeducation.com

 http://www.educause.edu 
For information technology issues in higher education, this is the site.
 

See my resource page for School Library Media Specialists
4schools.html
 
 

Innovative Internet Applications in Libraries
 
 

• Resources : Websites, Journal Articles, etc.
• Electronic Classrooms
• Sites for Educators
• Learning Styles
• Books for Instructional Librarians
• To>>> Creating Presentations  (all the sites  you'll need to create Instruction)

To>>>  Teaching Information Lit & Bibliographic Instruction

Often Instructors ask questions about
Computer Room: Instruction, Technology, Design,
& Software Programs, etc.
You will find Useful Links on
on this Page and
Creating Presentions page

Here is an Interesting Review of a
product called "Videodidact"
Read from T.H.E. Journal
Videodidact Unites Classroom Computers..April 2000 issue 

Read also the 1999 LIRT (Power Point) Program
Design Considerations for Computer Classrooms

Resources for Designing Electronic Classrooms

Electronic Classroom Policies

From Reading Online.org (articles posted Feb 2001 -
you may need to search sites archives)
Electronic Classrooms - articles.
Such as Information Literacy - The Changing Library

The Wired Classroom creating student learning centers. 

From Maryland's Public Schools
The Dimensions of Learning

Use ALL Your Smarts
Multiple Intelligences for
Diverse Library Learners

From the Introduction:
"As libraries move toward a fuller concept of library
instruction through information literacy, 
we need a better understanding of how people learn
and show what they know.
When we teach library skills and processes
in computer labs,
I worry that we will leave the students behind in
the rush to technology. 
We feel the urgency to cover all the databases,
teach all the special features,
open the world of information to our students.
At the same time, students are eager to dive
into that monitor, work that mouse,
and search the Internet.
In fact, if students are to learn complex 
concepts, understand them fully,
and apply them effectively in their library research,
they must experience learning on a deeper level.
(Gardner, 1991)".
 

Equipped for the FUTURE!
Standards for Adult Literacy & Lifelong Learning
From: The National Institute for Literacy Special Collections

Adult Learning Theory : A Resource Guide

Good Read - Feb. 1999 Computers in Libraries article:
"Teaching the Library"
 

Take a look at this simple
Tutorial Evaluation Form
You can easily adapt it and add your questions
Online Tutorial Evaluation Form

Another example from U. of Illinois
Library Instruction Evaluation Form

***Be sure to Check out my
Library & Education Journals on the Web page*** 
for the latest TOC's and Some full text articles
on all issues and trends in Libraries

Read the remainder of this Sept. 2000 Wired article
and the Related Stories on the Wired Website

Do You Still Need A Library Card?
http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,38671,00.html

"It used to be that students would wander dusty
library stacks, sifting endlessly through volumes
of ancient books in search
of pithy quotes and facts.
"Today, students are abandoning the card catalog
and turning to the Web to do research.
They can write an entire paper
without ever visiting the campus
library or cracking open a textbook."

There is a wonderful WEB Site tutorial
from Penn State University Libraries
Information Literacy & You
Take a Look at the Easy to use design
and subject modules.
 
 

• Resources : Websites, Journal Articles, etc.
• Electronic Classrooms
• Sites for Educators
• Learning Styles
• Books for Instructional Librarians
• To>>> Creating Presentations  (all the sites  you'll need to create Instruction)

To>>>  Teaching Information Lit & Bibliographic Instruction
 
 

Resourses

ElectronicClass

4Educators

LrnStyles

Books

Articles

Gift Ideas for Instructional Librarians**

• Evaluating Library Instruction

Sample questions, forms and strategies for practical use. 
• The Cybrarian's guide to developing successful internet programs & services 
• Book: Teaching Information Literacy Skills

Author: Patricia Iannuzzi, et al; c.1998 ISBN: 0205280072 
• Book: From Library Skills to Information Literacy

A Handbook for the 21st Century
California Media & Library Educators Assn. - C. 1997
ISBN: 0931510678

Web-Based Instruction: A Guide for Libraries
Susan Sharpless Smith
ISBN: 0838908055
Publisher: American Library Association
Pub. Date: June  2001
 

• Book: Information Literacy & Information Skills Instruction

Author: Nancy P. Thomas, c. 1999 ISBN 1563086034 
• Book:

Building Learning Communities in Cyberspace:
Effective strategies to the Online Classroom
Author: Rena M. Palloff
c. 1999 ISBN 0787944602
• Book:

Online Education: Learning & Teaching in Cyberspace
Author: Greg Kearsley
c. 1999 ISBN 0534506895

• Resources : Websites, Journal Articles, etc.
• Electronic Classrooms
• Sites for Educators
• Learning Styles
• Books for Instructional Librarians
• To>>> Creating Presentations  (all the sites  you'll need to create Instruction)

To>>>  Teaching Information Lit & Bibliographic Instruction