crossing the threshold workshop 3 sarah shujah (york) whitney kemble (utsc) tuesday august 19, 2014
TRANSCRIPT
Workshop Outline
Learning outcomes
Small group discussion
Class activity
Teaching activity w/ mini poster session
Wrap up
Learning Outcomes
Discuss the two highlighted ACRL Threshold Concepts in order to develop a better understanding of the Concepts and Framework.
Create strategies and/or learning outcomes for the highlighted Threshold Concepts in order to implement them in your own teaching practice.
Searching as Exploration
Information discovery is nonlinear and iterative, requiring the use of a broad range of information sources and flexibility to pursue alternate avenues as new understanding is developed.
Information has Value
The creation of information requires a commitment of time, original thought, and resources that need to be respected by those who use or adapt it. Information may be valued differently based on its creator, audience, or message.
Find Your Match: Speed Searching
Group A’s have a research task
Group B’s are a type of resource
Move around and talk to each other to find your match! Mortensen, 2013. The New York Times.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/29/magazine/who-made-speed-dating.html?_r=0
Find Your Match: Speed Searching
www.yorku.ca/spark
Teaching Activity
Think of a class that you teach
Choose one of today’s concepts, write a learning outcome and create an activity for it
Share your work in the mini poster session