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Navigating an Academic Library: Puzzling at Home, Bewildering in a Foreign Country Heidi Benedict Lindsey Gumb Barbara Kenney Roger Williams University Library
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Introduction and Background Library Orientation Tutorial Assignment Professor Lee’s request Our response Ahah moment !
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Learning Outcomes Understand the concept of plagiarism Accurately cite the information they use Locate information using library resources Evaluate information according to a rubric or standards Synthesize several sources of information to provide evidence in order to answer a research question
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The Course Survey Syllabi Lesson plans Research log Bridges (LMS)
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Challenges Expectations set high Language & Cultural barriers Syllabus
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Revised Curriculum New final project Same learning outcomes Visual vs. text-heavy resources ARTstor Films on Demand Credo Reference PowerPoint
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Successes Instructor-Student Relationships Scaffolded Instruction “Fun” learning activities Peer Mentoring and Research Consultations Visual Resources Final Projects
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Comments “I WOULD LIKE TO THANK WHO CHOSE THIS CLASS FOR STUDENTS AND I WANT ALSO TO THANK ALL THE TEACHERS” “this is one of the most important class I have ever took because I am a business student and I have to practice how to do presentation in front of native speakers.” “I think that the class is good because the class let me know some new knowledge by doing the project.” “Overall, I really like this class, but the presentation was not clear and hard to do.”
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Plagiarism: Copying or closely imitating the work of another writer, composer, etc., without permission and with the intention of passing the results off as original work Cite: To give credit to an authority outside oneself for information 抄袭抄袭 引文 مرجع األدب ية السرق ة
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Considerations Our ignorance Scholarship Discrimination
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Student Feedback 90% thought the instruction would help with their academic work 100% said the class gave them a better understanding of plagiarism 12 students would recommend the class to their friends All 14 would recommend a librarian’s help All 14 thought their instructors motivated them to learn 13 thought we explained difficult material clearly Number of classes: 7 students thought there should be more than 8 classes 2 thought there should be fewer 5 were satisfied with 8
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Fall 2014 In the works Need campus buy-in Same learning outcomes Same visual resources
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What We Learned Personal Connections Visual resources It does not take a village Flexibility
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Further information Adam Russell, Ohio University Barriers to international student success Acculturation Discrimination Social Support English Language Proficiency* Learning Communities, Intensive English Program, International Student Union American Culture 101 Word of the Day 3-Word Weekly Photo Journal
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Contact us: hbenedict@rwu.edu lgumb@rwu.edu bkenney@rwu.edu Thanks…questions? hbenedict@rwu.edu lgumb@rwu.edu bkenney@rwu.edu
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