1. Bridge-Building and Border-Crossing The collaborative story of an online information literacy tutorial Sonya Betz, Karen Hering, Jody Nelson, and Virginia Pow

2. Overview  Planning and blueprints  Materials and structure  Crew  Construction

3. What do you hope to learn today? Please take a moment to write down:  any questions you hope to have answered or  Information you hope this session will provide

4. Planning and Blueprints

5.  History of MacEwan’s information literacy program  Selecting and adapting an online tutorial  Curriculum mapping  Administrative buy-in

6. Materials and structure

7.  English at MacEwan  Climate of change  Opportunities  Tutorial re-imagined

8. Audience poll…  Who have you collaborated with in the past? a) Other librarians / library staff in your library b) Outside your library but within your institution c) Other institutions / organizations

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10. Don’t forget: You can copy- paste this slide into other presentations, and move or resize the poll.

11. Audience…  Share your best experience with your neighbour/s  Best of (share the best of what you just heard)

12. Crew

13.  English at the University of Alberta  Adaptation  Collaboration

14. Brainstorm!

15.  Ideas for potential collaborative projects?  Possible bridge-building partners?  #librarybridge  Text messaging: 21212 Tweet it!

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17. (Under) Construction!

18.  Modular components  Learning outcomes  Creating and sharing

19. Questions?  What did you hope to learn? Review...

20. Thank You!  Sonya Betz, MacEwan University, betzs3@macewan.ca  Karen Hering, MacEwan University, heringk@macewan.ca  Jody Nelson, MacEwan University, nelsonj84@macewan.ca  Virginia Pow, University of Alberta, virginia.pow@ualberta.ca