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What is your name? Where are you in the field currently? What has been your teaching experience thus far? My name is Ana Diab; I am the Collections, Reference + Instruction Librarian at Emily Carr University of Art + Design in Vancouver, Canada. This is my first full-time librarian position after working as a library technician for five years, then completing my MLIS in 2016. As part of my role, I am the liaison librarian for the Faculty of Art, and I coordinate, plan and develop information literacy sessions across the curriculum. I am also responsible for managing research help services and selecting monographs, journalsRead More →

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What is your name? Where are you in the field currently? What has been your teaching experience thus far? My name is Eva Sclippa and I’m the First Year Engagement Librarian at UNC Wilmington. In my previous role as Art Librarian and Coordinator of Instruction at Alfred University (AU), I constructed the art history information literacy program, teaching a series of three foundational classes to new BFA students, as well as custom one shots for individual instructors. Here at UNCW, I primarily teach the standard one shot for first year students. What is the name of the institution and position that you were in whenRead More →

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What is your name? Where are you in the field currently? What has been your teaching experience thus far? My name is Jillian Ewalt and I’m the Librarian for Visual Resources at the University of Dayton. My position includes managing a large art and visual resources collection for the Marian Library, a special library on the Blessed Virgin Mary, and serving as the liaison to the department of Art & Design. I recently transitioned into my liaison role and am excited to provide library instruction and research support for Art & Design students. Since I also work with special collections, much of my past teachingRead More →

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What is your name? Where are you in the field currently? What has been your teaching experience thus far? What is the name of the institution and position that you were in when you wrote and gave this lesson plan? Hey all! This is Anna again, sharing another lesson plan that I wrote – this time for a professor who wanted to give her students a basic introduction to Artstor. As a reminder for those of you who may not have seen my first lesson plan post , I’m the Research & Visual Arts Librarian at Franklin & Marshall College, a small liberal arts collegeRead More →

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What is your name? Where are you in the field currently? What has been your teaching experience thus far? I’m Claire Powell, and I’m an Instructional Design Librarian currently working at Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, FL. My role at Ringling is primarily an instructional role, but I have worked in the past in a number of different positions that included instructional facets both as a solo Campus Librarian and as an Adult Services Librarian in a public library. To date, I’ve held over 350 instructional, library-focused sessions throughout my career as a library professional. Teaching, for me, follows a user-centered approach,Read More →

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By Eva Sclippa What is your name? Where are you in the field currently? What has been your teaching experience thus far? My name is Eva Sclippa; I’m currently First Year Engagement Librarian at UNC Wilmington, but the lesson plan I’m sharing today is from my time at Alfred University. In my role there, I coordinated and taught the information literacy sessions for the art history students, as well as for some studio classes. Though it is no longer art-specific instruction, even more of my time is now spent in the classroom, as I coordinate, schedule, and teach many of the one-shot sessions for First Year Seminar students here, as well as a for-credit course in the spring semesters called LIB 103: IntroductionRead More →

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Destroying Images Research Paper Prep Session By Anna Boutin-Cooper What is your name? Where are you in the field currently? What has been your teaching experience thus far? I’m Anna (pronounced AH-na), and I’m currently the Research & Visual Arts Librarian at Franklin & Marshall College (F&M) in Lancaster, PA. My position is essentially a traditional liaison role, mainly focused on the arts, and I have the opportunity to perform many different tasks, including instruction, cataloging zines, and working with special and digital collections. I recently obtained my MLIS in 2016, and this is my first full-time permanent librarian position, so I’m still pretty new to the field. I have had a wide range of teaching experience in my past, including the usualRead More →

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Welcome to the Lesson Plans series! Over the next several months, we’ll be sharing a selection of lesson plans and activities that Teaching SIG members have created and found useful, along with brief interviews about the lesson plans with the authors. We’re actively soliciting lesson plan posts from our members; if you would like to have your work posted on the blog, please email the Teaching SIG Coordinator at esclippa (at) gmail (dot) com. Our lesson plan and interview today are from one of our Blog Team members, Carol Ng-He: Virtual Teaching on Archaeology By Carol Ng-He What is your name? Where are you inRead More →