WILU 2011
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The 40th annual WILU 2011 conference will be held at the University of Regina in Regina, Saskatchewan Wednesday June 1 to Friday June 3, 2011.
The Workshop for Instruction in Library Use (WILU) is an annual conference devoted to bringing together the latest research and innovations in the area of information literacy and library instruction. WILU 2011 will be jointly hosted by the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology (SIAST), the University of Regina, and the University of Saskatchewan. For the first time, WILU will expand its focus beyond academic librarians to include public librarians, teacher-librarians, and library students.
The theme this year is ‘Learning Under Living Skies’ and sessions on library instruction and information literacy will cover topics such as: transforming where learning takes places; exploring the many participants in learning; tools, techniques, and tricks used by educators; and understanding the passion and motivation behind teaching.
WILU is the only Canadian library instruction conference. It offers a mix of applied and research based sessions and is therefore appealing to many practitioners. As a smaller conference it provides a multitude of opportunities to network and find out about the latest trends in information literacy in a library setting.
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WILU 2011 - Schedule
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WILU 2011 - At a Glance
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DO Get Technical! Using Technology in Library Instruction
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Engaging High School Students in Library Instruction: 10 Tips for Success
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Learning Citation Format Like It Matters
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Breaking Conceptual Barriers to Information Architecture: An Online Learning Experience
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Doing What Real Doctors Do: Engaging Medical Students in Information Literacy by Simulating Continuing Medical Education
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Fu Can Cook: Using Chinese Cooking Techniques to Teach Library Instruction
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Grassroots Collaborations and Beyond: Bridging the Gap Between High School and Post-Secondary
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Build It, Share It, Borrow it: Breaking Down the Barriers to Tutorial Creation
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Mirror, Mirror.... Engaging in Reflective Practice for Information Literacy Librarians
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Holy Google Scholar, Batman!
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Faculty Voices on Information Literacy
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Success in an Age of Academic Accountability
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Understanding IL Through the Eyes of the Teacher: Information Literacy in Secondary Schools
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Who’s Learning?: Using Library Instruction and Office Statistics to Plan for the Future
(University of Regina Library, 2011-06-03) -
Let's Get Active! Using Active Learning Techniques in a One-Shot Library Instruction Session
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Showcasing Undergraduate Research: The Role of the Instruction Librarian
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The Best of Both Worlds: Creating Teaching Moments in a Blended Learning Environment
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WILU 2011 Keynote Speaker: Aboriginal Success: A Crack in the Door
(University of Regina Library, 2011-06-03)
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