A listing of the Education Division sponsored programs at SLA.
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Chair's 2005 Conference Summary
Monday June 6, 2005
Digital Resources and Librarians: Invention and Implementation
Link to Presentations:
Introduction
Searchpath@Rutgers, Roberta L. Tipton, Business Librarian & Instructional Coordinator, Rutgers University Libraries, Dana Library, Newark, NJ
Teacher-Centered Information Literacy Instruction: Delivering Web-Based Tools to Practicing Teachers in Graduate Education, Anne Fields, Information Services & Collection Manager, Education, Ohio State University
Plagiarism and Academic Integrity, Eileen Stec, Instruction and Outreach Librarian, Douglass Library, Douglass Library, Rutgers University Libraries
Moderator: Patricia O'Brien Libutti, Alexander Library, Rutgers University Libraries
Tuesday, June 7, 2005
Education Division Business Meeting Breakfast
Education Division Board . Structural considerations will be discussed during this meeting.
The Once and Future ERIC
The Education Information Resource Center (ERIC), now unrolling in its new incarnation, has attracted much attention from social science practitioners world wide. The systematic changes to the information indexing, abstracting and delivery methodologies are presented by leaders versed in the interface and impressions of the New ERIC and remembrances of ERIC Past.
Audience: All attendees
Moderator: Carole Sund, Web Product Editor, National Education Association
Speakers:
Richard L. Huffine, National Program Manager, Office of Environmental Info EPA National Library Network,
Christina Dunn, Director, U.S. Department of Education National Library of Education
Wednesday, June 8, 2005
Education Division Board Meeting Breakfast
Education Division Board. Discussion in opening Board items will be the focus
The Anne Galler Excellence in Librarianship Award will be presented during this meeting.
Testing, Testing 1,2,3: A View of Digitization Impact on Testing Libraries, Products and Services
Digital resources have been used in testing libraries in diverse ways. This session presents both process and products from two major test libraries: ACT and Educational Testing Service (ETS). This session will also include the Information Competencies Initiative Assessment, a collaborative project between ETS and the California State University's Office of Information Competence Initiatives.
Recommended for Audiences: All attendees
Moderator: Susan H Couch, National Board of Medical Examiners
Speakers:
Jacqueline Snider, Manager, ACT Library, ACT
Karen McQuillen, Information Specialist, ETS
Janet Williams, ETS |
