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More Creative Assessments for the First-Year Experience

In a previous post, we covered different assessment activities that you can adapt in your instruction program. We find that FYE librarians need to continue shaping their instructional and assessment methods... read more →
  • February 27, 2020
  • Raymond Pun and Katelyn Angell
  • Academic, Featured, Information Literacy, Librarians, Tools and Resources
First-year university students taking an assessment

Creative Assessments for the First-Year Experience

Thinking of creative ways to assess your first-year students? Assessment is such a hot topic in academic librarianship today. There’s an assessment program for user experience, instructional services, collections usage,... read more →
  • February 25, 2020
  • Raymond Pun and Katelyn Angell
  • Academic, Featured, Information Literacy, Librarians, Tools and Resources
The Rod Library at the University of Northern Iowa, where Anne Marie Gruber is Instruction and Liaison Librarian.

HIP in Action Spotlight: Service-Learning and Community-Based Learning in Academic Libraries

An Interview with Librarian Anne Marie Gruber FYE correspondent Raymond Pun interviews academic librarians who are integrating HIPs (high-impact practices) into their work. The Association of American Colleges and Universities... read more →
  • February 11, 2020
  • Raymond Pun
  • Academic, Featured, Librarians

Accreditation and the FYE: Selected Resources for Longitudinal Studies

Did you know that selected regional accreditation programs may include information literacy as a core competency skill? Are you involved in the accreditation process for your school or library? Today,... read more →
  • January 28, 2020
  • Raymond Pun
  • Academic, Featured, Information Literacy, Tools and Resources

Celebrate International Education Week in Your Libraries!

From November 13–17, International Education Week (IEW) is recognized throughout the world. It is an opportunity for students and educators to celebrate the benefits of international education and global exchanges.... read more →
  • November 5, 2019
  • Raymond Pun and Hiromi Kubo
  • Academic, Featured, Librarians

Celebrating the FYE: Ideas for Recognizing First-Year Students

As the spring semester is slowly wrapping up for many schools across the country, your first-year students should be pretty excited about finishing up this semester and completing their first... read more →
  • April 30, 2019
  • Raymond Pun
  • Academic, Featured, Librarians

The Impact of Accessibility

It is 6 a.m. on a Monday morning, and I’m awakened by a warm orange light on my face, but it isn’t the sun. Instead of the sun, I open... read more →
  • March 14, 2018
  • Matt Aggen
  • Featured, Technology
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