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The Teaching SIG put out a call for best practices for supporting the research needs of faculty and students in a remote environment. Here’s what librarians had to say: 1 – ZOOM FOR ONE-ON-ONE RESEARCH SUPPORT Courtney Baron, Director of the Bridwell Art Library, University of Louisville: “I’ve been using Zoom for one-on-one research consultations. Students sign up for consultations via SpringShare’s LibCal scheduling system, just as they did for in-person consultations. I email them the link to Zoom along with tips on what to expect for a virtual appointment. When students enter the Zoom meeting, I tell them they do not have to beRead More →

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ARLIS/NA Teaching SIG April 23, 2020 | 12:00PM-1:00PM EST In lieu of the cancelled conference, the Teaching SIG held their conference meeting virtually via Zoom. 1. INTRODUCTIONS Present: 45 attendees, including current SIG Co-Moderators Anna Boutin-Cooper and Eva Sclippa. 2. VIRTUAL MEETINGS & MINI CONFERENCES Frequency: Originally suggested that we do a fall/winter, and spring/summer, but how often can we actually do this? This year, we did: two per year — one in the summer, one for annual conference. Liv — suggested that another time apart from the annual conference would be nice Stephanie Beene — would Teaching SIG be interested in joining with otherRead More →