Panel Sessions

Slidecasts (Asynchronous): Slidecasts are asynchronous recordings of PowerPoint presentations synched with real-time audio for sessions presented at the face-to-face conference in Philadelphia. Every Panel Session has been recorded as a slidecast. These slidecasts are available below. Click on a title to view it.

• “You talkin’ to me?”: Composing a New Information Literacy


• (R)evolution in Source Literacy at Whitman College


• A Library Page for Every Course? A Debate on Macro-level vs. Micro-level Integration


• Building Relationships through Embedded Librarianship


• Collection Development On-Demand: Patron-Directed Collections and Services for the Digital Age


• Completing the research cycle: The role of libraries in the publication and dissemination of undergraduate student research


• Connecting to the campus through creativity: Libraries, media, and knowledge production


• Cultivating the Fully Engaged Librarian


• Designing for the future: a creative process for space planning.


• E-Science, the Next Step in Information Literacy: The What & How of E-Science for Librarians


• Engaging Faculty, Creating Allies: A Declaration of Interdependence


• Ethnography and the Hispanic Student: Using Real Data to Connect with Students


• Evolution or Revolution? Strategies for Demonstrating the Library s Impact in a New World of Assessment


• Fostering Library as Place for Distance Students: Best Practices from Two Universities


• From Bus Boycotts and Reading Forts to Gardens and Gov Docs : Challenges and Opportunities in Student-Curated Library Exhibits


• Going the Distance: A Closer Look at Uniting with Remote Users


• Hearing on the Standards for Libraries in Higher Education


• Here’s the Story and They All Became the (Name of Our Library) Bunch! Integrating Library, Instructional Technology, and Distance Learning


• In the Spirit of Ben Franklin: 13 Virtues of Next Generation Librarians


• Information Literacy and YouTube: A Winning Combination for Users and Librarians


• Instruction Deconstruction: Perspectives on Critical Information Literacy


• Intellectual Curiosity and Engagement: Creating a culture of community, knowledge creation, and learning


• Is Your Future on Facebook? Students on Privacy in Social Media


• Letting Go: Giving Up Control to Improve First-year Information Literacy Programs


• Liberation Through Sharing: Radical Strategies for Cooperative Collection Development and Resource Sharing


• Looking Right Under Our Noses: Campus and Community Partnerships to Recruit the Next Generation of Librarians


• Making the Ephemeral Endure: Collecting the Web in Research Libraries


• Mashup or Crashup: Collaborating with intra and extra library partners to create a merged library service desk


• One good turn deserves another: Arming instruction librarians with the necessary arsenal


• Projecting an Image: A Field Guide to Visual Literacy


• Revolution in the Library: Remixing Roles, Resources, and Renovations


• Roles for Librarians in Research Data Curation


• SGA and Your University Library: A Perfect Union of Resources During Tough Budget Times


• Stepping Up The Ladder: Succession Plans In Academic Libraries in the 21st Century


• The Digital Textbook Movement: Opportunities and Challenges for Academic Libraries


• The History Laboratory: Developing a Digital Libraries Course for Lower-Level Undergraduates Using ContentDM


• The Lab Model: Taking Embedded to the Next Level


• The Library s Swiss-Army Knife: Using Smart Phones For Information Discovery, Content Delivery, and Inventory Management


• The Pedagogy of Gaming


• The Rights of Readers and the Threat of the Kindle


• The State of Academic Libraries: A Discussion of the 2011 ACRL Enviornmental Scan


• Traveling Librarians – Building campus, community and international relationships through support and leadership of off-campus programs.


• User Self-Sufficiency: A Realistic Goal or a Pie-In-The-Sky?


• Value of Academic Libraries


• We’re Not an ARL Library… Why Should We Bother with Scholarly Communication Initiatives?


• When Worlds Collide: Interlibrary Loan and Special Collections