From Embedded to Integrated: Digital Information Literacy and New Teaching Models for Academic Librarians Presented by: Marisa Walstrum, Instructor Larissa.

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From Embedded to Integrated: Digital Information Literacy and New Teaching Models for Academic Librarians Presented by: Marisa Walstrum, Instructor Larissa Garcia, Assistant Professor Rob Morrison, Assistant Professor

Overview A bit about NLU Library instruction at NLU The Approval Process LIBR 200: Digital Information Literacy Integrative Model Significance Considerations Moving Forward Conclusion

National Louis University 5 Chicago-area campuses + Wisconsin, Florida, & Poland Non-traditional, working adults from urban, suburban and underserved populations 11,000 headcount 3 colleges: Business, Education, Arts and Social Sciences Accelerated Programs

Library Instruction at NLU Traditional, F2F, one-shots o On and off-campus Embedded, online o 1 week sessions through LMS Inconsistent instruction o Time constraints o Point & click

The Credit Course Approval Process In 2008, NLU recognized digital literacy as a desired learning outcome Library well-positioned & well-suited to offer credit course o Known for innovation in digital services & technologies o Librarians have faculty status & participate in University governance Emphasis on digital information literacy o Approved by Senate Curriculum Committee in Winter 2008

LIBR 200: Digital Information Literacy UG, Gen Ed, 2 QH credits Standard format: 4 weeks, online Contextualize technical skills within larger concepts o Impact of technology on information o Social media as information tools o Evaluating sources and reliability issues o Annotated bibliography final assignment

Digital initiative in the University Approval of Library credit course Library advocate in the administration Program redesigns Confluence of Events

Integrative Model Significance Relevant content to ensure student engagement Customized for different programs –Integrated BS in Management o Accelerated, 3 week course, online – Daytime, UG program (traditional-aged students) o F2F, 10 week course (blended) Digital Information Literacy valued as 21 st Century Skills

Considerations Increased teaching and work load for library faculty o Fewer resources o Customizing and preparation Scheduling o Make-up classes o Program meetings o Day-time teaching o Enrollment unpredictability

Moving Forward New courses o LIBR 300 Library Research for the Social Sciences o LIBR 202 Critical & Ethical Use of Digital Information University-wide Strategic Planning o Uniform/integrated student assessment

Conclusion New roles for library teaching faculty o More in-depth consideration of larger digital information literacy issues o Guaranteed participation in University assessment efforts o Library orientations/research sessions continue Preparation for academic success & the workforce o Access: providing digital experience & instruction for underserved populations

Contact Information Marisa Walstrum, Instructor Larissa Garcia, Assistant Professor Rob Morrison, Assistant Professor